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Vintage 1980s Native American Ceremonial Sand Painting Wedding Vase Pueblo Design Woman Signed Made in USA

Vintage 1980s Native American Ceremonial Sand Painting Wedding Vase Pueblo Design Woman Signed Made in USA

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Vintage, Old Store StockMINT Condition. Beautiful handmade Vintage Sand Painted Ceremonial Wedding Vase. The double spout Wedding Vase is an ancient vessel still used in Native American wedding ceremonies. Each spout of the vessel represents one of those to be wed. The looped handle represents the unity achieved with marriage. The space created within the loop represents the circle of life. In the traditional ceremony, the couple drink nectar (prepared by the medicine man) from the spouts to represent the blending of their lives. The pot is a reflection of the ancient rite. The Pueblo Dwellings that encircle the vase are a symbol of beauty the structures in New Mexico and Arizona. Colors Peach, Sand, turquoise, Tan.


Design shows a Native American women wrapped in a blue wedding blanket is sitting looking towards her pueblo which encompass the exterior of the vase. During the wedding ceremony, the mothers of the couple will bring blue blankets and drape them over their children’s shoulders. The blue blanket symbolizes the sorrow of their lives prior to their union in marriage. The Wedding vase has two different designs on each side. The stenciled illustrations stand out a little higher from the main surface area. Artist signed. This is my last piece of his pottery inventory in this design.

  • Height: 8 in
  • Width: 14 in Circumference at widest part
The Pueblo tribe peoples, are Native Americans from the Southwestern United States who were farmers and herdsmen who lived in villages. The Pueblo tribes are famous for shared common agricultural, material, and religious practices. Pueblo, which means "village" in Spanish and was a term originating with the Colonial Spanish who used it to refer to the people's particular style of dwelling.

Native American cultures in the Southwestern United States are strongly associated with the Kachinas, Kivas and the Soyal Solstice Ceremony. They are also known for their sand painting technique the art of pouring colored sands and powered pigments from minerals or crystals, or pigments from other natural or synthetic sources to make a fixed or unfixed sand painting. A vintage signed Southwest pottery design is an exceptional piece to add to your art collection. Would display nicely on a shelf with other similar collectibles.


Items that I sell that are marked vintage, antique or collectible may show some signs of wear to the original boxes or original package when available. See pictures for detail. All of my items come from a smoke-free environment. I do combine shipping on multiple items.

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