Maxine Clark Navajo Etched Blackware Pottery Vase 5” Southwest Native Art

Beautiful hand-etched Navajo blackware pottery vase signed by Maxine Clark, a Native American artist from the Folded Arm Clan (Tábąąhá) of the Navajo Nation. This elegant vase features deeply incised geometric patterns inspired by traditional Navajo textile and sandpainting motifs. The upper rim has a smooth glossy black glaze, while the lower body shows a rich matte texture from smoke firing. Each hand-etched design is one-of-a-kind, celebrating the artist’s cultural heritage and craftsmanship. Details: • Height: 5 inches • Diameter (top opening): approx. 3.5 inches • Artist: Maxine Clark (Navajo, Folded Arm Clan) • Technique: Hand-etched, smoke-fired blackware pottery • Origin: Navajo Nation, Southwestern USA • Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor natural imperfections A beautiful and collectible example of contemporary Native American pottery, ideal for display in Southwestern, desert, or rustic modern décor.