Signed “JID” Native American Navajo Etched Pottery Wedding Vase
$85.00
This piece is signed “JID” an Native American Navajo potter. This piece is a traditional piece of pottery, often made by the groom’s godmother and given to couple on their wedding day. The two spouts symbolize the separate paths of the individuals, while the body represent their life journey together. The looed handle signifies the unity achieved through marriage, and the open space within the loop represent the circle of life. The vase is used in a traditional ceremony where the couple drinks a special nectar from the spouts to symbolize their shared life ahead.
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