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Free shipping on your first order.No minimum spend. Valid 7 days from signup. T&Cs apply.|

Free shipping on your first order.No minimum spend. Valid 7 days from signup. T&Cs apply.|

Free shipping on your first order.No minimum spend. Valid 7 days from signup. T&Cs apply.|

Free shipping on your first order.No minimum spend. Valid 7 days from signup. T&Cs apply.|

Free shipping on your first order.No minimum spend. Valid 7 days from signup. T&Cs apply.|

Free shipping on your first order.No minimum spend. Valid 7 days from signup. T&Cs apply.|

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Native American Pottery Storyteller Angel Signed '93 Jo Venia 7 Children/2 Sheep This is a Southwestern-style storyteller figurine signed "Jo Venia" '93. It features a singing Angel cradling 7 children total, 6 wrapped in black and brown blanket bundles and one swaddled baby resting in a nest of coiled pink clay. Two textured sheep sit at the base. The wings are hand-painted with a brown and turquoise scalloped border, and the figure wears a painted turquoise necklace. The piece is signed "Jo Venia '93 ©" with an old paper label present. No tribal affiliation is indicated on the piece, so it is offered as Southwestern-style pottery. This is a pre-owned vintage pottery piece with minor surface scuffs and nicks consistent with age. There are some marks on the wing tips, a spot on the nose, and on one of the boots at the base. These marks may be either small chips or firing/kiln marks. We were unable to determine this with certainty, so please review close-up photos before purchasing.

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