Navajo Hand Spun Wool Rug

ca. 1950 - 1960

41" H x 34" W

Hand Spun Rug Made from Wool with a Cream Field and Red, Dark Brown, Tan and Gold Colors in a Geometric Pattern

In Very Good Condition with Light Wear primarily on one side.

Navajo (Diné) hand-spun wool rugs are traditional handwoven textiles created by Navajo weavers in the American Southwest, prized for their cultural significance, craftsmanship, and beauty. They are woven on upright looms using wool from Navajo Churro sheep (or crosses), which is often hand-carded and hand-spun.