Nemadji Hand-Made Hand-Painted North American Inspired Pottery Vase, Made in USA

Nemadji pottery is a type of decorative pottery made in Moose Lake, Minnesota, known for its distinctive swirled designs. It was produced by the Nemadji Tile & Pottery Co., not by Native Americans, despite its name and association with the "Indian pottery" style. The company was founded in 1923 by Clayton James Dodge, initially to make ceramic tiles, but shifted to pottery during the Great Depression to cater to the tourist market. The company closed in 2001.

This beautiful light brown clay pottery vase with it's unique marbled or swirled design, is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or repairs. This swirl pattern features blue, and green hues. This vase is a substantial piece that is perfect for Southwestern or other decor as a functional flower vase for your mantle or dining table.

Measures approximately 7"H x 3 1/4"”W (across the top) and 6" in Diameter, and is marked on the bottom with "Nemadji, Pottery, USA")

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