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Navajo Saddle Blanket -Single : Historic : GHT 2278
$ 1,300.00
This weaving is hand spun, hand carded Native wool, with natural wool colors and aniline red, possibly from a Western Reservation. Beautifully variegated wool colors with both brown and grey. Style Saddle Blankets Weaver Unknown Navajo Circa 1930s Size 31″ x 31″ (0.79M x 0.79M) Item # GHT 2278 Learn more about Navajo woven Saddle B...

Double Saddle Blanket : Historic Navajo Weaving : GHT 1959
$ 1,800.00
Navajo double saddle blanket with just a hint of color. Hand carded hand spun and all natural color native wool. The more you inspect this piece, the more beautiful it becomes, with it's highly variegated brow wool border. As a double saddle blanket this piece would have been folded in half to provide extra padding for the horse's back. St...

Single Saddle Blanket - Teec Nos Pos Navajo Weaving : Historic : GHT 1892
$ 2,200.00
Woven for a Navajo saddle to be used as a saddle throw, adorning the top of the saddle for extra padding and show. Most saddle blankets were woven with a plain center as no one would see it. It was a way to conserve the more expensive dyed wool. The designs in this piece tell us it's from the Teec Nos Pos area of the reservation. Look at the "...
Single Saddle Blanket Pictorial : Historic Navajo Weaving : GHT 653
$ 2,250.00
Woven to be used as a single saddle blanket, the weaver hand-carded, hand-spun and hand dyed mohair wool. Rainbow bars are orange, red and lime green with a hint of natural grey wool. Orange animal figures might be horses or maybe bears. This small Navajo weaving definitely tells a story as the mohair wool was unevenly spun and is highly va...

Navajo Saddle Blanket -Single : Historic : PC 289
$ 3,750.00
This Single Saddle Blanket was woven early in the 20th century using hand carded, hand spun and hand dyed native wool. Natural wool color and vegetal dyes were used. The weaver created and interesting center field using brown warp and allowing it to show through and give the look of pepper. Adding to the artistic flair the unknown weaver used ...