Therese Tohtsoni Small Micaceous Wedding Vase-Indian Pueblo Store
Therese Tohtsoni Small Micaceous Wedding Vase-Indian Pueblo Store
Therese Tohtsoni Small Micaceous Wedding Vase-Indian Pueblo Store
Therese Tohtsoni Small Micaceous Wedding Vase-Indian Pueblo Store
Therese Tohtsoni Small Micaceous Wedding Vase-Indian Pueblo Store
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Therese Tohtsoni Small Micaceous Wedding Vase

Item Number: 129854
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Description

Handcrafted by Picuris Pueblo potter Threses Tohtsoni this small micaceous wedding vase is both a striking work of art and piece rich in symbolism. The vases distinctive shimmer comes from the micaceous clay found at Picuris Pueblo, while the beautiful black finish comes from a reduction process occurring when pots are smothered during firing. Tohtsoni is one of very few artists making traditional Picuris pots, and her incredible skill is on display in the elegant form and highly polished, almost satiny, finish of this piece. Whether given as a gift or chosen as a valuable addition to your fine art collection, this wedding vase is a striking example of an ancient art form.

Wedding Vase measures 2-1/2" long and 3"wide, stands 4-1/2" tall . Comes with a certificate of authenticity

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