Zia Jar

Zia Jar, 1985, lithograph by R.C. Gorman. A serene seated Navajo woman in warm coral and rust tones graces this composition, her dark hair flowing as she cradles a traditional Pueblo pottery vessel featuring geometric designs in burnt sienna and tan. The background glows with a soft sunset palette of pink, cream, and golden light. Her graceful posture and the interplay between figure and vessel create an intimate study of cultural heritage and feminine strength. A quintessential Gorman work for collectors of Southwest lithographs and Native American figurative art.