Vintage Desert Swirl Pottery Native Southwest Indian Vase

In the 50s & 60s family vacations were often 'road trips'. As you drove across county in your station wagon with your whole family you saw the sites and picked up souvenirs along the way. Often they were road-side shops or booths and this is where you would have found this pottery. When you traveled in the southwest USA these are what was being offered by Native Indians. They called them 'swirl' pottery and went by the names of Painted Desert Pottery and Nemadji Pottery and Indian Clay Pottery. This one is 2.5 inch tall 3" wide at the bulge. Swirled on the outside to mimic the landscape and solid glossy green inside. Thank you for looking at this item. I am selling it as I need to thin down my various collections which have grown huge over years of collecting.We are in White Rock - right by the Semiahmoo Mall. We are a - no smoking - no pet - home. If you are paying in cash I would appreciate exact change. I accept PayPal - not e-transfer. We will be dropping the item off to you, by your car, in our parking lot. Thanks, Andrea