Navajo Indian Horsehair Pottery -Wolf Pack (171bc2)
- SKU:
- 171bc2
- UPC:
- 757631107430
Description
This hand etched wolf pack is authentic Native American Navajo pottery. This unique wolf pack figurine is one of a kind.
Hand etched, the artist also uses real horsehair during the firing process to create this unique look. The artist throws the pieces of horsehair onto the pottery at just the right time to cause it to stick and melt into the clay creating the famous look that collectors enjoy.
This pottery wolf pack is perfect for collectors, any southwest style, western decor or cabin. It also makes a great gift.
Actual piece is shown, measures approximately 12" long, 4" wide and 5.5" tall.
Authentic Native American, Tribe: Navajo, Artist: Jessica Vail.
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