c. 1925

Navajo Tree of Life, pictorial weaving, made with aniline dyes.

101" high, 62 1/2" wide

$17,500.00

c. 1930

A delightfully graphic large rug, decorated with Vallero Stars on the main ground, bordered by a row of stars worked in a slight variation.  Woven of hand-spun yarn in natural white and grey, with red and black aniline-dyed hand-spun.

109"long, 63"wide

$ 9,500.00

c. 1940

Homespun yarn.  Red background w/ white & black geometric designs.

101" high, 70" wide

$12,500.00

c. 1890

Transitional manta.  Navajo.  

52" high, 74" wide

SOLD

c. 1970

A beautiful rug with five Yei figures, surrounded by a Rainbow Guardian.  The Yei figures are female (square heads). The use of five figures are the number that would dance in a ceremony and also represent the five worlds of the emergence in the Navajo (Dine') faith. The rainbow "Yei" that is around the five figures is also called the Changing Woman. Woven of four-ply Germantown wool yarn, aniline dyed.

 39" high,  59 1/4" wide

#4,500.00

c. 1880

Traditional Navajo Manta

38 1/4" high, 50 1/2"wide

SOLD