Contemporary Navajo Rugs

Contemporary Navajo rugs are woven today by living Navajo weavers, on the same upright loom their grandmothers used. Every piece in this collection is handspun or hand-carded wool, designed and woven by one artist, and listed with the weaver's name. Many come from the weavers of the Navajo Churro Collection, who work with Churro wool the gallery supplies.

Browse by region, from Two Grey Hills and Teec Nos Pos to Wide Ruins and Burntwater, or by size and price.