Sioux Native American Brown Pottery Vase by George Kills Pretty Enemy Chinese ornament On the bottom of the

On the bottom of the front is again embossed the artist name in English and Japanese

" combines a double meaning of fortune and protection from suffering

He measures approximately 6 1/4" long x 2 1/4" tall x 2 1/8" wide and is in excellent condition

with detailed carving on its face

I found these fabulous hand-painted vintage wooden chopsticks at an estate sale that featured a really interesting mix of Asian and farm house antiques

Sioux Native American Brown Pottery Vase by George Kills Pretty Enemy Chinese ornament On the bottom of theAt first I took this small vase with its terrific patterning as an Art Deco piece, but finally deciphered the signature on the bottom to realize it is by George Kills Pretty Enemy (Pte San Hoksila), a member of the Sioux tribe who worked at Sioux Pottery in Rapid City, South Dakota in the 1970s. I think the design executed in low relief and glazed a lighter brown is just terrific, making for an unusual and very special feeling little vase that feels