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JB Moore Crystal Plate XXIII Navajo Weaving : Historic : GHT 1052 : 58" x 108" : (4'10″ x 9') : Call for Pricing
Crystal

JB Moore Crystal Plate XXIII Navajo Weaving : Historic : GHT 1052 : 58" x 108" : (4'10″ x 9') : Call for Pricing
$ 14,000.00 $ 18,000.00
Crystal JB Moore Navajo Rug. Circa 1915-1920s, in MINT condition! Similar to a JB Moore Crystal Plate XXIII in JB Moore 1911 Catalog. The Master weaver of this piece modified the original plate and added beautiful interwoven X's in each of the corners. Each plate was used as a guide and the artist would add elements to make it their own. W...
Serape - Rio Grande Saltillo Style : Native American Textile: Antique : PC 35 : 53" x 95" (4'5" x 7'11")
Serape

Serape - Rio Grande Saltillo Style : Native American Textile: Antique : PC 35 : 53" x 95" (4'5" x 7'11")
$ 22,500.00 $ 30,000.00
Serape Navajo blanket. This incredibly detailed Serape was woven in the early 1880s by a master who had been influenced by the Rio Grande - Saltillo style using 4-ply Germantown yarn. The bold central pattern of concentric diamonds woven smaller and smaller by delicate saw-toothed outlined rows, come to focus on a delicate Spiderwoman Cross wit...
Teec Nos Pos : Historic : GHT 863 : 84" x 150" (7’x12.5′) : Call for Pricing
Teec Nos Pos

Teec Nos Pos : Historic : GHT 863 : 84" x 150" (7’x12.5′) : Call for Pricing
$ 15,000.00 $ 20,000.00
Teec Nos Pos rug that is an exceptional piece. Exquisite border - there is so much detail in this piece. One of the most complex and complicated designs in Navajo weaving. This style was influenced by the oriental rugs in the East, yet retain their native American symbolic style. All hand carded, handspun, and hand dyed. Approximately 6 mon...
Rio Grande Style Navajo Weaving : Historic : PC 252 : 47.5" x 84" (3'11.5" x 7")
Serape

Rio Grande Style Navajo Weaving : Historic : PC 252 : 47.5" x 84" (3'11.5" x 7")
$ 8,500.00 $ 10,500.00
Rio Grande style Navajo blanket has hand spun wool and variegated dyes. It is likely this weaving was for a Hispanic household, this Navajo weaver intentionally variegated her dyes to simulate Rio Grande dye techniques, which offered dimension not typically seen in Navajo weaving in that time frame. This weaving was part of an Exhibition showing...