NATIVE AMERICAN ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY WEDDING VASE

Description

View NATIVE AMERICAN ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY WEDDING VASE with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This wedding vase signed Acoma N.M. on the underside. Material: Typically made from thin-walled white clay found in the Acoma region. These vases are significant in Pueblo cultures and represent the union of two individuals in marriage. This wedding vase signed Acoma N.M. on the underside. Excellent pre-owned condition, see pics for details.Measurements: Height: 7 inches. Width ( at the widest point): 5.25 inches. These vases are significant in Pueblo cultures and represent the union of two individuals in marriage. Key features and symbolism include: Two spouts: Represent the separate lives of the bride and groom before marriage. Connecting handle: Symbolizes the couple's unity and shared life together. Ceremonial use: Traditionally, the groom's parents provide the vase, which is used during the wedding ceremony, often filled with holy water. Keepsake: The vase is treasured and kept throughout the couple's married life and sometimes gifted to another couple upon the death of a spouse. Designs: Often feature geometric patterns, fine lines symbolizing rain, and orange bands representing the sun. The depicted vase includes a Kokopelli design, a symbol of fertility and music. Material: Typically made from thin-walled white clay found in the Acoma region. Craftsmanship: Traditional methods involve hand-coiling and the use of natural plant and mineral-based paints. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Native American: US › 1935-Now › Pottery.

Country of Origin

United States

Origin

New Mexico

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Artisan

no

Tribal Affiliation

Acoma

Handmade

Yes

Culture

Native American: US