Portraits and paintings on porcelain tiles and plates featuring Native Americans from a fascinating bygone era and modern-day performers keeping their history, traditions and culture alive.

Portrait of modern-day ceremonial hoop dancer.
Hopi pottery maker, painted in sepia tones to resemble an old Roland Reed photo, circa 1915.
Zuni Governor, painted in sepia tones from Edward S. Curtis photo, circa 1905.
Custom hand painted on porcelain tiles or plates.

Ceremonial Hoop Dancer…Portrait of modern-day hoop dancer. All of the beadwork is done with enamel which gives the beadwork an authentic or realistic appearance.
Hand painted on an 8 inch x 12 inch rectangular porcelain plate.

Portrait of Hopi pottery maker, painted in sepia tones to resemble an old photo.
The painting is based on a Roland Reed photo, circa 1915.
Hand painted on an 8 inch x 12 inch rectangular porcelain tile.

Portrait of Governor of Zuni tribe, painted in sepia tones to resemble an old photo. The painting is based on an Edward S. Curtis photo, circa 1905.
Hand painted on an 8 inch porcelain plate.