Authentic Native American Indian Pottery Wedding Vase Signed By Greyfeather Ute
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:5256561 | Tribal Affiliation: Ute |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
Native American Indian pottery wedding vase painted with red ochre, white, black, brown, tan, and turquoise. There are no chips in the pottery but there are a few scratches on the bottom of the vase. It is signed by Greyfeather of the Ute tribe. The wedding vase measures 8 inches wide and 13 inches tall.
The wedding vase was traditionally used in Indian wedding ceremonies. At the end of the wedding , the bride and groom drank simultaneously out of each side of the vase. They d...rank a mixture of corn meal mush (corn being the symbol of fertility).
The wedding vase was traditionally used in Indian wedding ceremonies. At the end of the wedding , the bride and groom drank simultaneously out of each side of the vase. They d...rank a mixture of corn meal mush (corn being the symbol of fertility).
