Here we have a wonderful vintage lifestyle pot that is depicting a scene of reservation life. It is in very good condition without any kind of damage or repairs. After hours of research I have came up with this information (While the bottom hallmark features the signature format commonly utilized by Navajo artisan Westly Begaye, the visual motif on the front reveals this specific piece was crafted by the renowned Betty Manygoats (or alternatively, a collaborative family effort frequently signed interchangeably within family lineages using "W. Begay") or it could have been done by Westly Begaye ether way it is made by a master potter. It measures approximately 6 inches tall x 6 inches across. Please look at all the pictures they are a very important part of the description.

Betty Manygoats (born 1945) is a highly celebrated, award-winning Din (Navajo) artist and master potter renowned for transforming traditional Navajo pottery into a dynamic form of contemporary folk art. Born into the Tchiinii (Red Running into the Water) clan in Cow Springs, Arizona, she continues to live and work on the Navajo Nation. She is widely famous for her innovative surface decorations. Today, her original pieces are held in prominent permanent collections, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and are highly sought after by collectors of Native American folk art.

create highly intricate, multi-figured "lifestyle pots" depicting full scenes of reservation life.