SKU: 260127-10

An Early Navajo Klagatoh Rug with Corn Plant Motif Banding

$1,120.00

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ca. 1920
62" H x 38" W 

Hand Woven with Corn Plants Motif Design in Dark Brown, Cream and Red Colors. In Very Good Condition with Light General Use Wear with a few  Small Breaks

Recently Professionally Cleaned 04-2026

Klagetoh (often spelled "Klagatoh") Navajo rugs are a recognized regional style of Diné (Navajo) weaving from the area around Klagetoh, Arizona—south of Ganado. The name "Klagetoh" translates roughly to "Hidden Springs" or similar. Klagetoh rugs are closely related to Ganado style rugs (both promoted during the J.L. Hubbell trading post era in the late 19th/early 20th century "Hubbell Revival" period), but with a distinct reversed color scheme.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Navajo

Year Range: 1900 - 1925

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 62 in38 in

Category: Navajo Rug - Ganado - Klagetoh

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