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- Fired with dried brush and mesquite shavings
- Decorated with 3 lizards
- 5″ tall and 5 1/2″ in diameter
- Made in the USA
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This hand thrown vessel designed and produced by Jeremy Diller, is fired in an outdoor kiln to 2000F. Molten hot, it is placed in a pit with dried brush and mesquite shavings that burst into flame. The varying conditions such as ambient temperature, wind, and the unique way flames lick a piece each time, assure that your vessel is one of a kind. This pot has images of 3 lizards that extend around the pot. Lizards are said to use dreams to see the future. Measures 5 1/2″ in diameter and 5 tall.
Raku Pottery Vase
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- Fired with dried brush and mesquite shavings
- Raku wedding vase
- 2 3/4″ tall, 2 1/4″ long and 2 1/4″ wide
- Made in the USA
Product Description
This wedding jar designed and produced by Jeremy Diller, is fired in an outdoor Kiln to 2000F. Molten hot, it is placed in a pit with dried brush and mesquite shavings that burst into flame. The varying conditions assure that your raku vessel is one of a kind. This vase is embellished with chicken feathers, a ceramic disk, and turquoise, and quartz stones. Measures 2 1/4″ long, 2 1/4″ wide, and 2 3/4″ tall.
Raku Wedding Vase
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- Fired with dried brush and mesquite shavings
- Raku wedding vase
- 2 3/4″ tall, 2 1/4″ long and 2 1/4″ wide
- Made in the USA
Product Description
This wedding jar designed and produced by Jeremy Diller, is fired in an outdoor Kiln to 2000F. Molten hot, it is placed in a pit with dried brush and mesquite shavings that burst into flame. The varying conditions assure that your raku vessel is one of a kind. This vase is embellished with chicken feathers, a ceramic disk, and turquoise, and quartz stones. Measures 2 1/4″ long, 2 1/4″ wide, and 2 3/4″ tall.
Raku Wedding Vase
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- Raku Fired Pottery Vase
- Hand Painted by a Talented Cherokee Artisan
- Made by NW Raku Gallery in Washington state
- 9 1/2″ Tall, 5 1/4″ Wide with 2 1/2″ Base
- New in mint condition
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Unique one-of-a-kind Raku Fired 9 1/2″ Pottery vase made by a talented Cherokee Native American. Beautiful rich gold, bronze, green, blue and red colors.
Mint condition
Native American 9 1/2″ Raku Fired Pottery Vase
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This is a high quality piece of authentic Native American, Navajo pottery. This unique piece of Navajo pottery is artfully hand etched to decorate the rustic vase. The artist carves the design by hand before the firing process. The result is a fabulous hand etched piece with the carved look that is so popular. Each piece is unique, no two are exactly alike. This piece would be perfect for any southwest style, western decor or cabin. It would also make a great special gift. Measures 5″ tall, 5″ wide.
Authentic Native American, Tribe – Navajo
Native American Etched Pottery Vase 5″ -Navajo
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This small mouth vase is a high quality piece of authentic Native American, Navajo pottery. This unique piece of Navajo horse hair pottery uses real horse hair during the firing process to decorate the rustic vase. The artist throws the pieces of horse hair onto the pottery at just the right time to cause it to stick and melt into the piece. This causes a permanent application of the horse hair to the pot and yields the famous look that everyone loves. Each piece is unique, no two are alike. This piece would be perfect for any southwest style, western décor or cabin. It would also make a great special gift. Measures 3.25″ tall, 3″ wide. Authentic Native American, Tom Vail, Tribe: Navajo
Native American Navajo Pottery -Horse Hair Vase
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This is a high quality piece of authentic Native American, Navajo pottery. This unique piece of Navajo pottery is artfully hand etched to decorate the rustic vase. The artist carves the design by hand before the firing process.
Click picture to see detail. The result is a fabulous hand etched piece with the carved look that is so popular. Each piece is unique, no two are exactly alike. This piece would be perfect for any southwest style, western decor or cabin. It would also make a great special gift.
Measures 6″ tall, 6.5″ wide.
Authentic Native American, Tribe – Navajo
Native American Navajo Etched Pottery Vase 6.5×6″
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This wedding vase is a high quality piece of authentic Native American, Navajo pottery. This unique piece of Navajo horse hair pottery uses real horse hair during the firing process to decorate the rustic vase. The artist throws the pieces of horse hair onto the pottery at just the right time to cause it to stick and melt into the piece.
Click picture to see detail.
This causes a permanent application of the horse hair to the pot and yields the famous look that everyone loves. Each piece is unique, no two are alike. This piece would be perfect for any southwest style, western d?cor or cabin. It would also make a great special gift.
Measures 5″ tall, 3.25″ wide.
Authentic Native American, Tom Vail, Tribe: Navajo
Native American Navajo Pottery -Horse Hair Wedding Vase
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A unique handcrafted piece of Native American Acoma Pueblo pottery.
Native American Pueblo Pottery Vase -Acoma
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This is a high quality piece of authentic Native American, Navajo pottery. This unique piece of Navajo horse hair pottery uses real horse hair during the firing process to decorate the rustic vase. The artist throws the pieces of horse hair onto the pottery at just the right time to cause it to stick and melt into the piece.
Click picture to see detail. This causes a permanent application of the horse hair to the pot. The piece is also hand etched to yield the famous look that everyone loves. Each piece is unique, no two are alike. This piece would be perfect for any southwest style, western decor or cabin. It would also make a great special gift.
Measures 2.5″ tall, 3″ wide.
Authentic Native American, Tribe – Navajo
Native American Navajo Pottery Vase 3×2″ -Horse Hair
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