F. Fragua Jemez Pueblo Storyteller Doll – Handmade Native American Pottery

This is an authentic handmade storyteller doll created and signed by F. Fragua of Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. Storyteller dolls are one of the most cherished Pueblo art forms, representing the oral tradition of passing down stories, songs, and teachings to future generations.

This piece features a mother figure with three children, her mouth open in song or story. It is hand-formed from natural clay and hand-painted in traditional Jemez Pueblo colors of red, black, buff, and white. The expressive eyelashes, dotted cheeks, and warm earth tones are hallmarks of Jemez artistry.
• Artist: F. Fragua (signed)
• Pueblo: Jemez, New Mexico
• Medium: Natural clay pottery, hand-painted details
• Design: Storyteller mother with three children in her arms
• Size: Approximately 7–8 inches tall (see photos for scale)

Condition: In overall good vintage condition. There is a small chip on the edge of the shawl/temple area and a sticker mark near the bottom of the dress. Please see photos