Navajo Rug

ca. 1910 - 1920

46" x 33"

Hand Woven with a Natural Cream and Tan Background with a Double Diamond Shape in the Center with Dark Brown and Gold Tone Colors with a Thin Line of Red Along the Dark Brown Border

In Very Good Condition that has been Cleaned and the Corner Repaired

Navajo rugs, or Diné weavings, are a centuries-old Native American art form renowned for their intricate geometric designs, durable wool construction, and cultural significance. Woven by hand on vertical looms by weavers primarily in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, these textiles often feature regional styles like Ganado Red, Two Grey Hills, and Storm Pattern.