Weavings

Spectacular "Ganado Red" rug from the Chinle, AZ area woven by Beth Lewis, Navajo. Beautiful, finely-woven design has a clear spirit line at the edge. Ganado rugs are identifiable by the red background and the black, white and gray geometric...

This weaving is from the Two Grey Hills area on the Navajo reservation. Rugs of this style are extremely collectible and desirable because they are made from the 4 colors of the sheep - black, brown, grey and white. The...

This is a fantastic authentic Navajo weaving by Rosemary Sagg, done in the Teec Nos Pos design style.  This rug design is known for its wide borders enclosing geometric elements around a center of unusual bold geometrics. The design is...

Spectacular "Ganado Red" rug from the Chinle, AZ area woven by Lisa Frausto, Navajo. Beautiful, finely-woven design with very straight edges. Ganado rugs are identifiable by the red background and the black, white and gray geometric design, often with a...

Beautiful "Ganado Red" rug from the Hard Rock, AZ area woven by Dralinda Nez, Navajo. This finely-woven design is in excellent condition with very even edges. Ganado rugs are identifiable by the red, black, white and gray geometric design, often...

Wonderful Burntwater style rug woven by Roselyn Begay, Navajo - from the Canyon de Chelly area. Very fine and straight weaving, as shown in the photos. Woven of commercial wool with aniline dye, ca. 1980s. Purchased from Garlands in Sedona,...

This Navajo Yeibichai comes from the Many Farms area in the center of the Navajo Nation.  The Yeibichai rug depicts ceremonies in which human dancers impersonate Yeis (Holy People).  There are usually six dancers, often in profile, sometimes with a...

Gorgeous! Runner style. This vintage Navajo rug is woven in the Crystal style with a raised outline at the edges.  The beautiful pattern is done in the distinctive golden tones of the newer Crystal style, using vegetal dyes. Ca. 1950s DETAILSArtist:...

This weaving style was originally from the Chinle area on the Navajo reservation but is now commonly woven throughout the Navajo Nation.  Chinle rugs are distinguished by their stripes of plain color alternating with bands of repeating geometric designs. A...

This weaving style was originally from the Chinle area on the Navajo reservation but is now commonly woven throughout the Navajo Nation.  Chinle rugs are distinguished by their stripes of plain color alternating with bands of repeating geometric designs. A...

DETAILS:Artist: unknown, NavajoSize: 48" wide x 95 1/2" long - extra-large runner shape Materials: WoolCondition: from a private collection, good condition for age. Corners and edges are fraying a bit and there are some snags/holes in the center (see pictures)GM352This...

This Navajo Yei rug depicts the Holy People (yeis) who communicate between the Navajo and their gods. They are shown face-front as tall, slender figures carrying rattles, pine boughs or yucca strips. Usually, the long body of the "rainbow yei"...

This weaving is from the Ganado, Arizona area.  Ganado rugs are identifiable by the dark red color, usually the background, and the black, white and gray geometric design, often with a central diamond or two. Rugs of this style are...

This Navajo rug is woven in a Storm Pattern. The Storm Pattern rug is one of the most popular Navajo rug designs and was popularized at the Crystal Trading Post at the turn of the last century.  The design is...

This Navajo weaving is considered an Eyedazzler, one of the earliest styles of rugs which was influenced by the serape blankets worn in New Mexico.  The design is a solid border with a repeating, serrated diamond pattern in gray, black...

This weaving is from the Ganado, Arizona area. Ganado rugs are identifiable by the red background and the black, white and gray geometric design, often with a central diamond or two. Rugs of this style are often referred to as...

Extra Large, beautiful Ganado-style Navajo rug.  This weaving is from the Ganado, Arizona area.  Ganado-style rugs are known for their bright red color.  The typical design has a black outside border with strong geometric patterns in natural gray and white...

This antique Navajo rug is woven from hand-spun wool.  Woven in an old-style Ganado pattern.  We can see that this particular rug was woven pre 1940s because of the whirling logs design, which is no longer used by Native American...

This Navajo weaving is considered an Eyedazzler, one of the earliest styles of rugs which was influenced by the serape blankets worn in New Mexico.  The design is a solid black border with a repeating, serrated diamond pattern in red,...