• Subject: The print features two distinct Southwestern or Native American-style ceramic pots (jars). They are depicted with a stylized, almost geometric design, likely indicative of traditional Pueblo pottery or a similar folk art aesthetic.

• Color Palette: The jars are primarily rendered in earthy tones, possibly with reddish-orange and teal/blue-green chevron or banded patterns that stand out against a neutral, textured background (perhaps mimicking paper or stone). The clean lines and bold patterns give it a graphic, yet rustic feel.

• Signature & Edition: The artist's signature (appears to be R. Millisap, please confirm) and the edition number "110/150" are clearly hand-written in pencil on the bottom margin of the print, confirming its authenticity as a limited edition.

• Framing: The print is professionally presented in a period-appropriate gold-tone metal frame with custom matting. The matting consists of multiple layers, likely in complementary muted tones (peach/terracotta, blue, and an off-white/cream inner mat) that enhance the colors of the artwork and provide depth. The back of the frame still bears the original Kinder-Harris, Inc. sticker, noting it was custom designed and made on October 19, 1987.

Overall Aesthetic: The piece evokes a Southwestern, Native American, or rustic art deco sensibility, perfect for a den, living room, office, or gallery wall that appreciates vintage aesthetics and cultural motifs.

 1987 Southwestern framed art print titled "Mesa Jars II" by artist R. Millis (R. Mills).

This piece was custom-curated and issued on October 19, 1987, by the prestigious interior design firm Kinder-Harris, Inc. (Style No. 3109B). Known for high-end gallery presentations, this piece features their trademark professional double-matting in Southwest dusty rose/peach and slate blue tones, beautifully housed in a sleek, vintage polished gold-toned metal frame.

Features:

• Authenticity: Hand-signed in pencil by the artist R. Millis (lower right) and titled "Mesa Jars II" (lower left).

• Limited Edition: Hand-numbered 110/150, making this a rare find.

• Subject: A striking, minimalist trio of Southwestern Native American-inspired geometric pottery jars.

• Kinder Harris Art

• Mesa Jars II print

• 1980s Southwest decor

• Signed numbered pottery art

• Santa Fe style framing

• Native American pottery print

• Vintage desert chic art

• R Millis artist signed

• Carolyn Kinder design

• Limited edition 110/150

 The print itself is crisp with no fading, moisture stains, or waving. The glass is intact with no cracks. The frame is structurally solid with only minor, expected surface wear/light scuffs consistent with its 1980s age. The original Kinder-Harris paper backing and hanging wire are completely intact and ready to hang.

Perfect for adding an authentic 80s Southwest style, desert chic, or Santa Fe aesthetic to your home or office.

Will be packed with professional care using heavy-duty bubble wrap and a dedicated art box to ensure safe arrival.