Exquisite inlay wedding vase pendant by Edison Yazzie. One of the most well-known and talented Navajo Native American artists in the southwest. Each piece of Yazzie's art reflects his personality, cultural heritage and is a display of his life as a Navajo artist. Meticulously inlaid with eye-catching, natural materials, the colors and designs are carefully chosen to tell a a story. This wedding vase pendant has inlaid gemstones of Tiger's Eye, Jasper, Magnesite, black Onyx, Turquoise, red Jasper and a little lab Opal in nice thick silver. It measures 2.59" long (measured with the bail) and 1.05" wide at the widest area.

The meaning of an Indian Wedding Vase ceremony is similar to that of a unity candle or a cup. During your ceremony each of you drink from the vessel as a symbol of two individuals whose lives are becoming one. Wedding vases are traditionally used by Native Americans in the Southwest but are increasingly being used by couples drawn to the Native American spirituality and its reverence for nature, the earth, and the environment.