Vintage Binishtha Navajo Etched Pottery Wedding Vase Signed Kokopelli Petroglyph

Vintage Binishtha Navajo Etched Pottery Wedding Vase Signed Kokopelli Petroglyph Native Art

This beautiful hand-etched wedding vase is an authentic piece of Navajo pottery, hand-signed on the bottom by the artist Binishtha. The vessel features a striking matte charcoal and silver-grey finish with intricately carved sgraffito designs that wrap around the body. The central imagery depicts a traditional Kokopelli figure, known as the humpbacked flute player, along with various petroglyph-style motifs and spiral patterns. Designed with the classic dual-spout silhouette and a connected handle, this piece represents a significant symbol in Native American ceremonies where the two spouts signify the union of two individuals. Fun fact: In a traditional wedding ceremony, the bridge between the two spouts represents the couple's new life together, and the vessel is often kept as a sacred heirloom to protect the harmony of the home.