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Teec Nos Pos

Woven by Linda Nez
Teec Nos Pos Navajo Rug : Linda Nez : Churro 151 : 72" x 108" (6' x 9')
$ 65,000
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Style
Teec Nos Pos
Weaver
Linda Nez
Size
72" x 108"
Item number
Churro 151
About this weaving

Discover the artistry of Master Weaver Linda Nez in this stunning Teec Nos Pos rug, crafted during the height of her creative powers. Every thread reflects her dedication to excellence—the weaving is extraordinarily dense, the patterns impeccably executed, and the overall quality museum-worthy. This 6' x 9' treasure demanded two years of devoted work at the loom and earned recognition in "The Getzwiller Collection of Contemporary Navajo Weavings 1975 - 2000" at the Desert Caballeros Western Museum in Wickenburg, Arizona. As an early selection from our exclusive Churro Collection, this piece represents a significant moment in Linda Nez's celebrated career and offers collectors an authentic connection to Navajo weaving heritage.

Style Teec Nos Pos
Weaver Linda Nez
Circa 1999
Size 72" x 108" (6' x 9')
Item # Churro 151
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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.