Southwestern Pottery Wedding Vase Pair Pueblo Cactus Desert Hand Painted

Description

View Southwestern Pottery Wedding Vase Pair Pueblo Cactus Desert Hand Painted with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The larger piece is a traditional wedding-vase form with two open spouts joined by a rounded bridge handle. Its raised-relief design depicts an adobe-style mission or pueblo surrounded by desert rock formations and saguaro cacti beneath a blue sky. Offered as a set of two charming Southwestern-style pottery vases featuring colorful desert and pueblo scenes. The larger piece is a traditional wedding-vase form with two open spouts joined by a rounded bridge handle. Its raised-relief design depicts an adobe-style mission or pueblo surrounded by desert rock formations and saguaro cacti beneath a blue sky. The companion vase has a single neck with two pierced side handles. Its scene features a dramatic desert sunrise, mountains, pueblo buildings and a flowering cactus. Both pieces have a warm tan matte finish with brown speckling, hand-painted dimensional decoration and metallic-gold outlining. Their compact size makes them attractive accents for a Southwestern, Western, Santa Fe, adobe, cactus or desert-themed display. No artist signature or maker’s mark was found. They are being described as Southwestern-style decorative pottery rather than attributed to a particular Native American tribe or artist. Approximate dimensions: Wedding vase: 5" H × 3.25" L × 2.75" W Single-neck vase: 4.25" H × 4" L × 2.25" W Sold together as shown. Decorative use is recommended; they have not been tested for holding water. Pre-owned decorative condition. No cracks or major chips are visible in the photographs. There are scattered surface marks, light finish wear, minor paint irregularities and dark scuffing consistent with age, display and handmade production. The interiors show some discoloration. Both pieces are unmarked. Please examine all photographs closely, as they are part of the condition description. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Native American: US › 1935-Now › Pottery.

Origin

Southwest USA

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Culture

Native American: US

Handmade

Yes

Country of Origin

United States