Woman

Tammy is an internationally recognized potter and ceramic sculptor. Her expressions often fuse traditional and contemporary elements. Perhaps best known for her sculptures of Native women, Tarbell’s pottery and glazing techniques also make her work readily recognizable. Tarbell has earned numerous awards and exhibited throughout the United States, as well as in Germany and Belgium. She was the first woman to receive the Iroquois Indian Museum’s Excellence in Iroquois Arts award (1996). This piece is one of her earlier sculptures. It was first thrown on a wheel. Tammy then reworked it by hand adding the head of the woman. It was then glazed and fired.  H: 10.75"