Frankoma Pottery Sequoyah Cherokee Alphabet Syllabary Trivet Prairie Gold 7TR For Sale

Frankoma Pottery Sequoyah Cherokee Alphabet Syllabary trivet or wall plaque in the Prairie Gold glaze. This circular ceramic piece features the Cherokee syllabary characters embossed in concentric circles, paying tribute to Sequoyah, the inventor of the written Cherokee language. The reverse side provides historical context, noting Sequoyah as an intellectual leader and teacher, and marks the official declaration of the alphabet in 1825 and the first newspaper in 1828. It includes three green felt feet to protect surfaces and a central hole for wall mounting. A significant piece of Native American history and Oklahoma pottery Diameter: 6.5"