Santa Clara Wedding Vase
Hand-Coiled and Traditionally Fired Blackware Santa Clara Wedding Vase with a Carved Avanyu Design. The Avanyu, or water serpent, is a powerful symbol in Pueblo and Southwestern art, representing water, rain, and the life-giving forces of nature. Often depicted with flowing curves and horns, it serves as a guardian of water and a reminder of nature’s balance and power.
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.
5.75” Width, 10” Height
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Santa Clara Wedding Vase
Hand-Coiled and Traditionally Fired Blackware Santa Clara Wedding Vase with a Carved Avanyu Design. The Avanyu, or water serpent, is a powerful symbol in Pueblo and Southwestern art, representing water, rain, and the life-giving forces of nature. Often depicted with flowing curves and horns, it serves as a guardian of water and a reminder of nature’s balance and power.
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.
5.75” Width, 10” Height
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Hand-Coiled and Traditionally Fired Blackware Santa Clara Wedding Vase with a Carved Avanyu Design. The Avanyu, or water serpent, is a powerful symbol in Pueblo and Southwestern art, representing water, rain, and the life-giving forces of nature. Often depicted with flowing curves and horns, it serves as a guardian of water and a reminder of nature’s balance and power.
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.
5.75” Width, 10” Height
