1987 Signed “SUNFLOWER” Taos Pueblo Native American Pottery Wedding Vase
$175.00
This Southwestern Taos Pueblo Native American wedding pottery vase, dated 1987 and titled “Sunflower,” features bold Acoma-inspired black, white, and terracotta motifs. The dual spouts and bridging handle symbolize unity, balance, and harmony. A striking decorative piece reflecting classic Pueblo design influences.
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