NAVAJO TEXTILE

Mid-20th century; Dine Each cushion cover made from a Navajo weaving in red, brown, cream and orange wool, each featuring a stepped cross motif, with herringbone stitch accents, 2 pieces Larger: 22"

Available here for your consideration is this circa 1930s era Navajo pictorial textile. This textile's neat and vibrant designs would make for a great display in your home or office! Navajo weaving's

For your consideration is a fine Two Grey Hills Navajo textile. A timeless tradition spanning around 100 years, the Two Grey Hills weaving's are known for using natural, undyed wool, boasting intricat

Available here for your consideration is a Crystal Navajo textile by Vesta Nelson (weaver's info came with it). This is a great "Crystal" Regional Navajo weaving by Vesta Nelson that features a tradit

41” x 66” Regional Navajo Textile, zig zag pattern, some fading, occasional roughness around sides, circa 1910, great pattern

Available here for your consideration is a Tree of Life Navajo textile. This textile not only displays a corn stalk with many birds growing from the ceremonial Wedding Basket, but it also has a scene

early 20th century, natural and dyed wool, overall geometric design, 64-1/4 x 36 in.; mounted on plywood back, 64 x 36 in. Provenance: Greer Garson and Buddy Fogelson, Forked Lightning Ranch, Pecos,

Available here for your consideration is a Vallero Star pattern Navajo textile by Etta Yazzie. This textile has elements of the Crystal style with the bold addition of Vallero Star

1930-40's hand woven with home spun yarn has diamond and hourglass design. Has minor edge damage and holes. 76" x 57" Shipping for this lot: $10.00 (CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES ONLY) Unless noted all it

Navajo Textile 79" x 50" Transitional Period w/ Transverse Serrated Band Design Elements, Minor Losses, Light Soiling

Available here for your consideration is a Wide Ruins Navajo textile by Etta Lewis (weaver's info came with it). This Wide Ruins Navajo textile in bands of red, white, gray, and black with diamond the

Presented here for your consideration is a diamond eye dazzler Navajo textile. Navajo weaving's (blankets and rugs) are thought to be some of the most colorful and best-made textiles produced by North

Native American Navajo weaved textile carpet rug with spider woman cross design in brown, blue, orange, teal green, and wheat-tone tassels. 84" H x 50" W.

Offered here for your consideration is a vintage Chinle regional Navajo textile. Chinle textile's feature clean, distinct lines which most often feature natural plant dyes and hand-spun wools. The neu

Available here for your consideration is a vintage vegetal dye Navajo textile. This fabulous textile features a bold chevron pattern in black, white and lavender. This will look great in any home or o

(Lot of 2) Navajo textile group early 20th Century consisting of an authentic Chinle all natural dyed blanket together with a Crystal trading post rug (green stain) 7'8''l x 3'9''w

For your consideration is a vintage Two Grey Hills Navajo textile. This gorgeous textile features neutral colors in a dynamic geometric pattern. A timeless tradition spanning around 100 years, the Two

Offered here for your consideration is a black, white, and gray Navajo textile. Navajo weaving's (blankets and rugs) are thought to be some of the most colorful and best-made textiles produced by Nort

Antique Navajo Textile Rug with Valero Stars, measures 32'' x 62'', beautiful historic textile

Available here for your consideration is a twill weave Navajo textile by Pauline Harold (info on weaver came with it). This textile features various lines in gray, cream and brown with a nice neutral

1960s 70s hand woven geometric design 51"x30"

First half 19th century Textile framed in between two sheets of Plexiglass Textile: 45" H x 30" W

1940s 50s hand woven banded pattern minor edgeware 59"x43"

Textiles – Navajo Rug, 1930s. Navajo rugs are fine examples of Native American art. The Navajo, among all the weavers of Native American blankets, have throughout history been considered the mas