VTG Pretty Pottery Albuquerque NM Trinket Pair Zia Sun/Kokopelli USA Stamped PP

Vintage Albuquerque New Mexico Studio Art Pottery Trinket Dish Set (2-Piece) STAMPED: PRETTY POTTERY Add a beautiful touch of the American Southwest to your home decor with this matching set of two vintage handmade ceramic trinket dishes. Crafted in Albuquerque, New Mexico, these small square dishes feature a gorgeous thick, high-gloss glaze and embossed traditional cultural emblems. They are perfect as jewelry catchalls, ring dishes, tea bag holders, or Southwestern accents for a bohemian or desert-themed space. Item Details & Specifications: Set Includes: 2 matching square trinket dishes Origin: Handmade in Albuquerque, New Mexico (Stamped on base) Material: Heavy studio art pottery ceramic clay Finish: High-gloss glaze with an unglazed "wax resist" ring on the bottom to protect your surfaces. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Glaze is bright and vibrant. Design Motif Meanings: Blue Dish (Kokopelli) Features a golden, raised emblem of Kokopelli, the ancient Native American deity. He is represented as a humpbacked flute player and stands as a symbol of fertility, music, agricultural abundance, and joy. Yellow/Ochre Dish (Zia Sun Symbol): Features the traditional Zia Sun Symbol, originating from the Zia Pueblo and famously displayed on the New Mexico state flag. The four groups of four rays represent the four points of the compass, the four seasons, the four phases of a day, and the four stages of life. Southwest Pretty Pottery