Mary & Leonard Trujillo of Cochiti Pueblo, are the creators of these 5 Pieces For Sale

Here we have a Grandma and Grandpa Set Of Storytellers With Two Children And A Dog by Mary & Leonard Trujillo of Cochiti Pueblo, are the creators of these 5 Pieces. They are not signed but if you look at them closely if you know there work you can tell they are there's. Look them up on the Internet and do comparison if you like. I'm positive that they wear the makers. Look if they were signed I would be asking double of the price I'm asking. Please look at all the pictures they are a very important part of the description.

The too bigger ones measure 5 1/2 inches tall x 3 1/2 inches across the shoulders x 4 inches deep the children measure 3 inches tall 1 5/8 inches across , 2 1/4 inches tall 1 1/2 inches across and the dog is 1 7/8 inches long x 1 3/8 inches across. They all are in very good condition without any kind of damage or repairs.

Mary Tapia Trujillo was originally from Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. She married Leonard Trujillo of Cochiti Pueblo. She learned to make storyteller figurines from her mother-in-law, Helen Cordero. Mary is one of the most respected potters at Cochiti. When her husband Leonard was alive, he helped Mary, and together, they had been a pottery making team since the 1980s. Mary is among the premier figurine potters at Cochiti Pueblo. Mary and Leonard’s storytellers are represented in such prestigious collections as the Heard Museum and the School of American Research.