Vintage Nemadji American Indian Pottery Double Spout Wedding Vase

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This Vintage Nemadji American Indian Pottery Doubled Spout Wedding Vase. Earthenware Green Marbled Vase by Nemadji, United States, may be from the 50’s. This exceptionally crafted Vase is likely the nicest of its kind. The vibrant "marbled" coloration is truly amazing showing hues of green and terracotta. The underside is marked "Nemadji" with the American Indian logo.
10”x6” Wedding Vase. No cracks. Please see pictures. Pictures tell all.
Gorgeous Vintage Nemadji Pottery Double Wedding Art Vase Green Brown Orange 10" STUNNING! Excellent Condition. No Chips or Cracks.
"Nemadji pottery was designed to appear to have been made by American potters of the Southwest, but the company was founded in 1920 in Moose Lake, Minnesota. Originally, the company produced bricks, but ceramic tiles and decorative pottery followed.
The multi-colored swirling pieces we think of today as Nemadji pottery were conceived in 1929 by a Danish designer named Eric Hellman, who came up with a way to color fired pots without the application of exterior glazing by giving them a bath in a tank filled with polychrome enamels.
Today, vintage Nemadji pottery is collected for its often fancifully handsome appearance." - Collectors Weekly