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Ray "Duck" Garcia - Red Earth Art Center

    https://www.redearth.org/artist-directory/m.artists/882/view/95
    About Ray "Duck" Garcia. I was born into a family of jewelry and pottery artists. I am from the Corn Clan and I am from and live in San Felipe Pueblo.. My interest in jewelry began at the age of ten as I began to work with my family, cutting stones and making turquoise and heishi necklaces for traditional wear and to sell to tourists.

Ray "Duck" Garcia – Indian Pueblo Store

    https://www.indianpueblostore.com/pages/ray-duck-garcia
    Ray "Duck" Garcia. Artist. Studied under famed potters Clarence Cruz (Ohkay Owingeh) and Max D. Early (Laguna Pueblo) Potter Consultant and Indian Advisory panel member, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Skilled artist in both pottery and silversmithing. A member of the San Felipe Pueblo where he still resides and works, Ray "Duck" Garcia continues the tradition of his family by creating inspiring and striking pieces of pottery and jewelry.

Ray Ducks Pueblo Pottery And Jewelry - Starco Jewellers

    https://www.starcojewellers.com.au/r-jewelry/ray-ducks-pueblo-pottery-and-jewelry.html
    Ray D. Garcia, Ray Duck, from San Felipe Pueblo began making jewelry as a young boy, under the teaching of his Father and Mother who made jewelry to support the family. Later on, as a student at Santa Fe Indian School, in the art department under the direction of Mr. John Tenorio Sr., from Santo Domingo Pueblo, he learned to make jewelry using ...

Ray "Duck" Garcia – Indian Pueblo Store

    https://www.indianpueblostore.com/collections/ray-duck-garcia
    Ray "Duck" Garcia Collection of artwork tagged Ray "Duck" Garcia and Ray Duck Garcia Featured Best selling Alphabetically, A-Z Alphabetically, Z-A Price, low to high Price, high to low Date, old to new

Artwork Artesian Arts Festival

    https://artesianartsfestival.com/Art-Market/Artwork/A-Day-in-the-Pueblo-779.aspx
    A Day in the Pueblo. Pottery by Ray D. (Ray Duck) Garcia. $350 Sold . Size: 11" x 7 "Category: Pottery Tribal Affiliation: San Felipe Pueblo

Ray Garcia Jewelry - Starco Jewellers

    https://www.starcojewellers.com.au/r-jewelry/ray-garcia-jewelry.html
    Ray D. Garcia, Ray Duck, from San Felipe Pueblo began making jewelry as a young boy, under the teaching of his Father and Mother who made jewelry to support the family. Later on, as a student at Santa Fe Indian School, in the art department under the direction of Mr. John Tenorio Sr., from Santo Domingo Pueblo, he learned to make jewelry using ...

Artwork Artesian Arts Festival

    https://artesianartsfestival.com/Art-Market/Artwork/A-Turtles-Life-882.aspx
    A Turtle's Life. Jewelry by Ray D. (Ray Duck) Garcia. $195 Sold . Size: 2.5" x 1" Category: Jewelry Tribal Affiliation: San Felipe Pueblo

Pueblo pottery ducks Etsy

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    Check out our pueblo pottery ducks selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our shops.

Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Ducks Etsy

    https://www.etsy.com/listing/1040354447/santa-clara-pueblo-pottery-ducks
    I will call all three birds ducks. Fun little birds very well done . None are marked. The measure 3, 2 and the tray is 4 by 3. All in very good condition with no issues. See my other pueblo Pottery …

Earring

    https://www.tyrashacklefordartist.com/artwork/288279-3768470/Tyra-Shackleford/Jewelry/earring.html
    I have been collaborating with San Felipe Pueblo artist, Ray "Duck" Garcia, and Laguna Pueblo artist, LuAnne Aragon, to create Southeastern inspired jewelry. This collection is inspired by Mississippian designs found on pottery, shell carvings, and other ancient artifacts. Made with copper and silver.

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