Navajo Pottery Vase

Ella Cadman | Traditional | Nat- Am Pottery | Vase

Ella Cadman Navajo Pottery Vase represents the sacred artistry of traditional Native American ceramics with its authentic Wedding Vase form. This signed collectible piece showcases the cultural significance and masterful craftsmanship that defines Navajo pottery traditions. The distinctive two-spout design with top handle reflects centuries-old ceremonial practices, while the teal blue and orange geometric patterns honor ancestral artistic heritage and southwestern aesthetic principles.

• Artist: Ella Cadman
• Era: Traditional Native American
• Pattern: Geometric Teal Orange
• Color: Teal Blue Orange
• Material: Native American Pottery
• Condition: Pre-owned
• Dimensions: Tall 7”, Wide 6”, Circumference 4.5"
• Manufacturing Origin: USA

Key Features

This authentic Navajo Wedding Vase features the traditional two-spout design that holds deep cultural significance in Native American ceremonies. The hand-painted geometric patterns in teal blue and orange demonstrate the artistic mastery passed down through generations of Navajo potters. The top handle and dual spouts create both functional beauty and ceremonial importance. Ella Cadman's signature confirms the authenticity and artistic provenance of this collectible piece.

Perfect for

Ideal for collectors of Native American pottery, southwestern decor enthusiasts, and those who appreciate traditional cultural artistry. Perfect as a centerpiece celebrating indigenous craftsmanship, a meaningful addition to southwestern-themed interiors, or as part of a curated collection honoring Native American artistic heritage. Suitable for display in homes that value authentic cultural artifacts and the preservation of traditional pottery techniques.

Condition Details

This Ella Cadman Navajo pottery vase is in pre-owned condition without damage to the traditional Wedding Vase form. The hand-painted geometric patterns remain vibrant with no wear to the decorative surface. Both spouts and the top handle show no structural issues. Ella Cadman's signature is clearly visible, confirming authenticity. Overall condition reflects careful preservation of this important piece of Native American cultural artistry and collectible pottery.