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Rod Dismounts Thrice Sioux Pottery Vase

Name: Rod Dismounts Thrice Sioux Pottery Vase
Brand: Rod Dismounts Thrice
SKU: VAS-SIOUXPOT
Availability: InStock

$60.00

Mid-20th-century Sioux pottery vase by Martin Decory featuring geometric etched patterns.

• Time Period: Mid-Late 20th Century
• Origin: Sioux Nation, USA
• Maker/Brand: Rod Dismounts Thrice
• Medium: Terracotta with matte glaze
• Style: Native American Studio Pottery
• Condition: Excellent
• Decoration: Etched turquoise and red geometric motifs on matte black base

1 in stock

SKU: VAS-SIOUXPOT Category: Vessels Tag: Vintage Brand: Rod Dismounts Thrice

Description

This vintage pottery vase by Rod Dismounts Thrice represents the artistic traditions of the Sioux Nation, distinguished by its earthy colors and etched geometric decoration. The piece showcases Rod’s signature matte glaze technique — often combining terracotta with turquoise and muted reds to honor cultural symbolism.

This pottery stands out for its clarity of line and balance of color, offering a modern interpretation of Sioux design motifs. Pieces like this are prized not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their connection to Native American heritage and storytelling through form.

This vase is both art object and cultural touchstone — a meaningful addition to any collection of Indigenous art.