Desert House Lotz McKusick Gila Pottery Tile Navajo Dancer AETCO Most tiles of the time

Most tiles of the time were covered in a single color glaze or in some mottled effect and it is rare to see these in a multi-color glazed application demanding intensive hand work

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Classical and timeless design

A 6 inch tile of a bird in a native American petroglyph style by Gila Pottery made by Bob and Charmion McKusick

This hand thrown vase is 13" tall and 6" wide

Desert House Lotz McKusick Gila Pottery Tile Navajo Dancer AETCO Most tiles of the timeA 6 inch tile of a Navajo kachina dancer on a turquoise glazed background. Cork backing and marked Desert House, which was owned by Bebe and Don Lotz and showcased the tile work of Gila Pottery made by Bob and Charmion McKusick in the 1950's.