RARE Native American Lakota Sioux Pottery of Custer’s Last Stand Battle Signed

There are really no words to describe this beautifully painted native American Lakota Sioux pottery depicting Custer’s Last Stand at The Battle of the Little Bighorn, painted 360 around the vase. Size? 10.5 inches tall 6 wide with a 19 1/2 inch circumference around the middle Weight: 2.61 lbs Colors : red base, with black etching on the lower border, and vibrant paint colors in blue, tan, brick, red, light, brown, dark, brown, green, white, gray, The detail in the battle scene is unbelievable and is continuous 360 around the vase. Condition : Mint / Flawless There are no chips, cracks, discoloration, or marks on this piece. See all photos for the condition. Artist marks are on the bottom of the pot – R. Underbaggage Lakota Sioux (see photo). Underbaggage likely refers to Richard Underbaggage, a Lakota Sioux artist known for his pottery and other artwork. He is particularly recognized for his hand-painted pottery vases. His work often features Lakota designs and imagery. If you are looking for a rare piece of historical handmade / painted pottery, this is it. I haven’t seen another one quite like it. Original owner / smoke free / pet free home.