Lot 114763

Jemez Pueblo Corn Maiden Pottery Sculpture by Joseph R. Gachupin (JR)

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Jemez Pueblo Corn Maiden Pottery Sculpture by Joseph R. Gachupin (JR)

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Current Bid: $5

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by Ace Of Estates
August 16, 2026 2:00 PM MST
Timed Auction

Carefree, AZ, US 85377

Condition:
Exemplary estate condition. This hand-coiled pottery sculpture shows no cracks, chips, or structural repairs. The natural mineral slips remain wonderfully vibrant with only the most minor, negligible surface handling wear consistent with age and hand-crafted origin. A pristine example of Jemez artistry.

Item Description
Weight: 4.8oz

Immerse yourself in the sacred traditions of the Southwest with this breathtaking, hand-coiled clay sculpture of a Corn Maiden, lovingly crafted by the celebrated Jemez Pueblo artist, Joseph R. (JR) Gachupin. Born into a lineage of esteemed potters in the Walatowa (Jemez) Pueblo of New Mexico, Gachupin is renowned for his ability to breathe life into clay using ancestral techniques. This stunning piece is not merely art; it is a profound spiritual vessel. In Pueblo culture, the Corn Maiden represents the ultimate symbol of life, fertility, and divine sustenance. Gachupin's exceptional artistry shines through in the exquisite, stylized rendering of the corn kernels cascading down the maiden's side, each individually sculpted with remarkable precision. Her open mouth sings a timeless prayer for rain and abundance, while her back is adorned with meticulously hand-painted geometric slip motifs symbolizing rainclouds and lightning. It is an emotionally resonant masterpiece that bridges the earthly and the divine, signed on the underside by the master himself.

  • Artist: Joseph R. (JR) Gachupin (Jemez Pueblo)
  • Subject: Sacred Corn Maiden Sculpture
  • Medium: Hand-Coiled Native Clay with Natural Mineral Slips
  • Dimensions: 6.12" Height x 1.82" Width x 1.80" Depth
  • Weight: 4.8 oz
  • Signature: Hand-signed "J.R. Gachupin Jemez" on base
  • Origin: Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico


Flat rate shipping contiguous 48 states: $25.00

Only items pictured are what you will receive. We are not aware of any accessories that are not shown with the unit. If an item requires testing, we do not guarantee long term use. This is an estate item, history is unknown. We are not experts, we do not authenticate items unless otherwise noted. All sales are final. No refunds or returns.

Ref: HBB771 | PD1

Dimensions (HxWxD)
6.12" x 1.82" x 1.80"

Weight
4.8oz

Flat Shipping Rate
(Within Contiguous U.S.)

$25.00

Local Pickup
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Pick-Up Dates/Time:
By Appointment Tuesday 8/18/26, or Wednesday 8/19/26 ,10am to 4pm

Pick-Up Location:
The Town of Cave Creek, Spur Cross & Cave Creek Rd (exact address will be given after purchase is complete)

Item number:
114763

Ref:
HBB771
PD1
NAM820
NAM731
NAT202
ART710
ART842

  • Dimensions: 6.12" x 1.82" x 1.80"
  • Condition: Exemplary estate condition. This hand-coiled pottery sculpture shows no cracks, chips, or structural repairs. The natural mineral slips remain wonderfully vibrant with only the most minor, negligible surface handling wear consistent with age and hand-crafted origin. A pristine example of Jemez artistry.

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