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Additional Length (Jaclas from top to bottom): 6”
Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet with a Navajo Rug Pattern
using it as a metaphor for her own new phase as a weaver and the continued growth of her art
featuring natural wool colors and dyed red
Antique (1930s) Navajo Weaving in the Two Grey Hills Regional Style with Natural Undyed Wool
1890s Transitional turquoise-mine_carico-lake Additional Length (Jaclas from topCirca 1890s Handwoven Navajo Transitional Weaving Featuring a Bold Zig Zag Design using Hand Carded and Spun Wool with Bright Aniline Dyes. The weaving has areas with minor color bleeding, but is in overall great condition. Navajo weavings were originally made as blankets, but during the late 1800s, the arrival of inexpensive machine woven blankets reduced demand for hand woven ones. As traders introduced these pieces to tourists for use as rugs and