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Pictorial Navajo Weaving : GH : Churro 1727 : 22.5" x 31.5" (1'10" x 2'7")
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Twill Double Navajo Saddle Blanket : Navajo : SG 48 : 21" x 32" (1'9" x 2'8")
$ 3,500.00
Twill, double sided Navajo Saddle Blanket, commercial wool. Circa 1980's. Twill design is difficult and rarely woven today. This blanket has different designs for the front and back. Which means it was woven twice! Extra thick weave. Would be great for a wall hanging, table top, over a chair - the options are endless. Style Saddle Blanke...
Twill Single Saddle Blanket : Navajo : SG 47 : 31" x 28" (2'7" x 2'4")
$ 3,500.00
Twill single Navajo Saddle Blanket, commercial wool. Circa 1980's. Twill design is difficult and rarely woven today. This blanket has yet to grace a horses back. Extra thick weave. Would be great for a wall hanging, table top, over a chair - the options are endless. Style Saddle Blankets Weaver unknown Circa 1980's Size 31" x 28" ...
Pictorial Navajo Weaving : GH : Churro 1753 : 22.5" x 31.5" (1'10.5" x 2'7.5")
$ 1,500.00
Meet a labor of love from master weaver GH! This charming pictorial Navajo weaving (1'10.5" x 2'7.5") showcases GH's passion for Western-inspired designs—a specialty she's perfected while balancing her role as a devoted grandmother. Woven entirely from 100% custom-spun, hand-dyed Churro wool, this piece reflects her versatility and deep command ...
Pictorial Navajo Weaving : GH : Churro 1751 : 29" x 44" (2'4" x 3'8")
Pictorial Navajo Weaving : GH : Churro 1751 : 29" x 44" (2'4" x 3'8")
$ 1,800.00 $ 2,400.00
Experience the Wild West come alive with this stunning pictorial Navajo weaving by GH! Measuring 2'4" x 3'8", this handwoven masterpiece showcases ranch life in all its glory—complete with horses, cattle, and sheep rendered in vibrant detail. Spun from 100% custom hand-dyed Churro wool, GH's technical skill and artistic vision transform traditio...
1st Phase Chief Blanket : Navajo Rug : Tanisha Witman : Churro 1757 : 36" x 53" (3' x 4'5")
1st Phase Chief Blanket : Navajo Rug : Tanisha Witman : Churro 1757 : 36" x 53" (3' x 4'5")
$ 4,500.00
Step back in time with this historic 1st Phase Chief Blanket by Tanisha Whitman, daughter of legendary weaver Lucie Marianito! At 3' x 4'5", this handwoven treasure honors the very origins of Navajo weaving tradition. Crafted from 100% authentic Churro wool in classic indigo blue and natural brown, it captures the timeless elegance of the design...
Pictorial Navajo Weaving : GH : Churro 1721 : 22" x 30" (1'10" x 2'6")
$ 1,200.00
Horse lovers, rejoice! GH delivers another captivating pictorial that celebrates equine beauty in all its glory. Woven at 1'10" x 2'6" from 100% custom-spun, hand-dyed Churro wool. Remarkable artistry and vibrant color. The intricate weaving technique captures personality and the special magic that makes these creatures so beloved. Perfect for...
Pictorial Navajo Weaving : GH : Churro 1693 : 25.5" x 32" (2'1.5" x 2'8")
$ 1,700.00
This is ranching country at its finest! Master Weaver GH crafts a spirited tribute to Arizona's cattle heritage in this 2'1.5" x 2'8" pictorial that celebrates the grit, grace, and genuine character of ranch life. Woven from 100% custom-spun, hand-dyed Churro wool, the composition showcases cattle in all their sturdy glory, surrounded by the wid...
Pictorial Navajo Weaving : GH : Churro 1692 : 25.5" x 32" (2'1.5" x 2'8")
$ 1,500.00
GH strikes again with another equestrian masterpiece! At 2'1.5" x 2'8", this pictorial weaving showcases why this master weaver has become legendary for her horse-inspired designs. Crafted entirely from 100% custom-spun, hand-dyed Churro wool, the composition bursts with energy and personality as horses prance across the field in glorious detail...
Navajo : Twill Double Saddle Blanket : SG 43 : 32" x 48" (2'8" x 4")
$ 3,000.00
Hand carded, hand spun native wool and aniline dyed Navajo rug, circa 1970's. From the Selina Springs area. Twill patterns are often used for saddle blankets because there is more wool per area than on traditional patterns. It's a difficult style to learn and takes many years to master it. Vibrant colors, extra thick weave would be suitable...