Jemez Wedding Vase 1870s-1910s Hand Carved and Painted Mudhead

Hand Carved and Painted Mudhead (Koyemsi) Kachina Playing a Drum

Hopi Wicker Plaque with a Mudhead Kachina Design on a Colorful Background

36” Width

natural high grade turquoise beads from the Bisbee turquoise mine in Arizona and Oxblood Red Mediterranean Coral beads

and the sacred responsibility of teaching future generations

Jemez Wedding Vase 1870s-1910s Hand Carved and Painted MudheadHand Coiled and Traditionally Fired Polychrome Jemez Wedding Vase with Hand Carved and Painted Designs. The wedding vase is a traditional piece of Pueblo pottery symbolizing the union of two lives; each spout represents one partner, and the central handle signifies the bridge that joins them in marriage. 6. 5 Width, 11. 25 Height