Mid 20th Century Handmade Folk Art Painted Meyer Pottery Vase With Button Bouquet Assemblage Sculpture

A truly unique folk art assemblage featuring 60 individual button flowers, each crafted on a wire stem and composed of two to three colorful vintage buttons, creating a vibrant and textural sculptural display. The bouquet is presented in a hand-painted Meyer Pottery vase from San Antonio, Texas, decorated with a charming landscape scene and rich, swirling color typical of the maker’s later-period work.

Meyer Pottery has become increasingly collectible, with renewed interest highlighted by Texas Monthly, noting the modern appreciation for the company’s boldly decorated souvenir-era pieces. These pots, often painted by anonymous Mexican women in the late 1920s, are now prized for their expressive color, kitsch appeal, and cultural significance.

This one-of-a-kind piece blends Texas ceramic history, postmodern folk aesthetics, and whimsical assemblage art, making it a standout accent for collectors of folk art, outsider art, and eclectic interiors.

Dimensions:
7ʺW × 7ʺD × 7ʺH