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Lomatewama discovered glassblowing while teaching Hopi Culture at the Rockwell Museum in Corning, New York, in the late 1990’s. He subsequently trained with world-renown glass artist Chihuly. Respectful of Hopi tradition that restricts males from working in clay, Lomatewama saw glass-blowing as a way to express his fascination with Hopi pottery. He began creating blown glass pottery before adding glass Katsinas to his body of work.
