Judith Harvier: Espanola, New Mexico Santa Clara, Pojoaque and Navajo Pottery, Jewelry Judith Harvier is of Northern Pueblo, Navajo Nation and Anglo decent. Her Indian lineage is of the Santa Clara, Pojoaque and Tesuque Indian Pueblos of NM, and the Navajo Indian Tribe. She is a lifelong resident and member of the Santa Clara Pueblo and resides with her husband, Andrew. Her Indian name [given by her paternal great grandmother] in the Northern NM Pueblo Tewa is “Kaa Tsáawaei Ojégi” that translates in English to “Leaves Blue Frost”. Santa Clara Pueblo is located in North Central New Mexico along the Rio Grande River and is home to cooks, embroiders, basket makers, jewelers, painters, potters and sculptors, who sell their work from their homes and other market venues. Judith comes from many generations of potters. Her style of Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery is recognized as Nana Kaa Northern Pueblo Indian Pottery Art. She uses the authentic traditional handmade techniques that distinguish Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery. She is also designs, embroiderers, is a jeweler, a photographer, a sculptor, a traveler and a weaver. Judith’s mentors are her God and Jesus, her husband Andrew, son Jordan, and daughter KhaPovi, along with numerous generations of her family. “I especially enjoy touring people who journey to the Southwest. In my heart, I love to tour, guide and educate people into in our diverse Pueblo Indian cultures, lifestyles and public relations.” In 2013 Judith won 3rd place in Pottery at Tesoro’s Indian Market.
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