Austin Productions 1984 Native Woman Avanyu Pot Monumental 47" Sculpture
Monumental 1984 figural sculpture by Austin Productions, depicting a stylized Native American woman in an elongated, contemplative pose carrying a vessel on her shoulder. Executed in cast resin with a textured, stone-like finish, the form reflects the influence of R.C. Gorman’s iconic figural style—emphasizing quiet strength, fluid lines, and an introspective presence. The vessel is decorated with the Avanyu water serpent motif, a culturally significant symbol associated with water, life, and Pueblo tradition.

Marked “Austin Prod Inc 1984” and retaining its original felt base, this substantial 54 lb sculpture has a commanding vertical presence at 47 inches tall. Large-scale examples of this kind are increasingly difficult to find and make a striking statement in entryways, gallery spaces, or Southwestern-inspired interiors.

A powerful and evocative floor sculpture that blends modernist design with meaningful cultural reference—ideal for collectors and designers seeking a true focal point.

Condition:
In very good condition overall, with light surface wear consistent with age. No remarkable damage noted. The structure is solid, and the finish remains even and attractive throughout.

Dimensions:
47 x 11 x 9 inches
Weight: 54 lbs