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Historic Navajo weaving

Teec Nos Pos

Historic weaving, weaver unrecorded
Teec Nos Pos - Navajo Weaving : Historic : GHT 2096: 64" x 116" : (5'4" x 9'8")
$ 32,000
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Style
Teec Nos Pos
Weaver
Historic
Size
64" x 116"
Item number
GHT 2096
About this weaving

Teec Nos Pos Navajo Rug.  Woven in the 1920s featuring two central Spiderwoman crosses brilliantly woven with a fine zig-zag accent, red ribbon borders and a gorgeous reversing arrow brown border, this piece has it all!

Witness the enduring brilliance of this historic Teec Nos Pos Navajo weaving, measuring 64" x 116", where colors remain as luminous and striking as the day it left the loom. Crafted from prized Lincoln wool, this substantial textile showcases the weaver's masterful command of color and composition. The vibrancy preserved across decades speaks to both the quality of materials used and the exceptional care this piece has received. A remarkable example of Navajo weaving heritage that continues to captivate with its visual power and authentic artistry.

Style Teec Nos Pos
Weaver Unknown Navajo
Date circa 1920s
Size 64″ x 116″ (5'4" x 9'8")
Item # GHT 2096
Learn more about the Teec Nos Pos style of weaving

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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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Learn about Navajo weaving

New to Navajo weaving? The gallery's journal explains the regional styles, Churro wool, and how to care for and hang a rug. Read the articles or watch the videos.

A portion of this sale goes to the Forever Navajo Foundation, which preserves the fine art of Navajo weaving.