Shapes of Clay Mt. St. Helens Ash Wall Plaque – Southwestern Chili & Pottery, 8" with Stand

A stunning piece of Pacific Northwest artisan history, this hand-crafted wall plaque from Shapes of Clay (Graham, Washington) is made from natural unrefined clays blended with actual volcanic ash from the 1980 eruption of Mt. St. Helens. The result is a beautifully textured, craggy surface that captures the raw power of the Cascade Range.

The front features a vibrant hand-painted Southwestern / Native American motif — a bold red chili ristra, a decorative pottery vessel with turquoise geometric patterning, and a bowl — all set against the dramatic white-and-black volcanic ash clay background.

• Size: Approximately 8 inches in diameter
• Edition: Numbered 3/100 — a limited edition piece
• Includes: Original hang tag booklet and matching clay display stand
• Maker: Shapes of Clay by Stan Langtwait, Graham, WA 98338
• Material: Natural unrefined clays blended with Mt. St. Helens volcanic ash
• Method: Handmade using ancient inlay and pressing techniques
• Hanging: Keyhole slot on back for easy wall display

A rare find with full provenance — original tag, stand, and maker's label intact. Perfect for collectors of Pacific Northwest art, Southwestern decor, or volcanic memorabilia.

⚠️ Please Note: This is a used, pre-owned item. Every care has been taken to photograph the piece thoroughly, including any visible flaws, wear, or imperfections. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. The seller is not responsible for any flaws that may have been missed in the listing photos. All sales are final.