Vintage Native American Polychrome Wedding Vase Signed: V Fragua Southwest Indian Pottery Vintage...Traditional ...Rare Excellent Vintage Condition...One noticeable chip on rim...could easily be repaired....so I've priced this piece accordingly. Purchased in 1980 at the Jamez Pueblo...New Mexico Drop Dead Gorgeous This little treasure stands approx. 5 inches tall and measures 11 inches in diameter This rare Native American Wedding Vase would be the centerpiece of any collection, as it has been in mine! VIRGINIA "PONCA" FRAGUA Virginia Ponca Fragua is of the Jemez Corn Clan and has been an active potter since 1977. She now signs her work V. P. Fragua, Ponca Flower....earlier signatures were more simple...V Fragua. Virginia specializes in Melon bowls, Jars with Kiva steps, seed pots, wedding vases and small canteens. She digs her clay from the Jemez Reservation, uses natural paints and fires her pottery outdoors. She was taught by her mother Lenora Fragua and her cousin Laura Gachupin. Virginia is noted for her high necked vases combining highly polished redware and creamware melon and swirl forms having matte polychrome designs. Many vases offered by Two Ravens Pottery incorporate her Corn Clan symbols and are wonderful creations. Awards: 2nd 1990 New Mexico State Fair; Jemez Pueblo Red Rocks Arts Craft Show. Galleries: The Indian Craft Shop, U.S. Department of Interior, Washington, D.C. International buyers please note: I will not misrepresent values on customs forms or call merchandise a "gift." Import duties and taxes are the buyer's responsibility and are not included in the price you pay for this item. I have absolutely no control over the duties imposed in other countries, or my own, for that matter. I will ship your purchase within 12 hours of payment, which is as fast as possible. Please be aware that customs regulations and your countries' policies may delay your receipt of the item. Please note: If the shipping calculator charges a higher shipping rate than should be charged, I will gladly refund any overcharge to your Pay Pal account immediately upon purchasing and printing your shipping label. Then I will know the actual cost. I do not intend to make a profit on shipping...I never have, and I never will.