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Teec Nos Pos

Woven by Linda Nez
Teec Nos Pos Navajo Rug : Linda Nez : Churro 509 : 72" x 108" (6′ x 9′)
$ 30,000
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Style
Teec Nos Pos
Weaver
Linda Nez
Size
72" x 108"
Item number
Churro 509
About this weaving

Linda Nez, a master of her craft, has created an extraordinary Teec Nos Pos weaving that exemplifies the pinnacle of Navajo artistry. Woven over 15 months from premium Churro wool, this 6' x 9' masterpiece showcases canvas-like density paired with intricate design work that rewards close examination. Every color choice and pattern element reflects Linda's expert eye and technical precision. This one-of-a-kind creation transcends typical use—whether displayed as a striking wall focal point or gracing your floor, it commands attention with its elegance and beauty. Built to endure for generations, this heirloom-quality weaving from our exclusive Churro Collection is a timeless investment in authentic Navajo craftsmanship.

Style Teec Nos Pos
Weaver Linda Nez
Date 2010
Size 72" x 108" (6′ x 9′)
Item # Churro 509
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Nizhoni Ranch Gallery donates a portion of each sale to the Forever Navajo Foundation.  Forever Navajo's primary purpose is to preserve the fine art of Navajo weaving.

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Meet the weaver
Linda Nez
3 weavings by Linda in the gallery
A portion of this sale goes to the Forever Navajo Foundation, which preserves the fine art of Navajo weaving.