Storytellers were originally created by Cochiti artist Helen Cordero in 1964. Originally, she created female figures with children in their arms and called these dolls “Singing Mothers”. They quickly gained in popularity and many other artists in Cochiti started making them as well. Helen eventually made a male figure,
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Storytellers & Figurines
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Authentic Native American clay Storyteller sculpture-bear and 5 cubs s – The Sundance Gallery
Disney and Pixar Up Storyteller 3 Action Figure Pack
Storytellers & Figurines
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Storytellers & Figurines
Storytellers & Figurines — Bahti Indian Arts
From the exquisite Mittler collection comes this rare unusual and delightful elephant figure. It is unsigned, but likely collected directly from
Storytellers & Figurines Archives - Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery
Native American Clown Storyteller Figurines I Kachina House
Storytellers – Shumakolowa Native american pottery, Storytelling, Native art
