Sergio Naduville Native American Studio Pottery Raku Vase Signed

This piece of contemporary Native American studio pottery is the work of artist Sergio Naduville. It features a masterfully executed Raku firing, a process that creates a high-contrast, Brutalist aesthetic deeply rooted in indigenous symbolism. The vibrant orange serrated band is a traditional geometric motif representing lightning, mountain ranges, or the path of life. In many Southwest traditions, these sharp, angular lines are also associated with rain and life-giving energy, providing a striking symbolic contrast to the blackened, earth-toned body of the vase.  Measurements: • Height: 6.5 • Rim Diameter: 3.25  The vase is in excellent condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. The Raku firing has produced a beautiful, organic sooty texture and intentional glaze crazing that are hallmarks of Naduville's signature style.  We carefully select every item and believe in transparency. In the case of vintage or pre-owned items, we don't always know their full history, but we have high standards and won't list or sell anything we wouldn't use ourselves. All items come from a smoke-free home.   ## Sergio Naduville, Native American Pottery, Raku Vase, Studio Pottery, Indigenous Symbolism, Southwest Decor, Geometric Motif, Mountain Pattern, Hand Signed Art Ceramic, Contemporary Native Art, Volcanic Glaze ##