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Historic Navajo weaving

Klagatoh

Historic weaving, weaver unrecorded
Klagetoh Navajo Weaving : Historic : GHT 865 : 65″ x 70″ : (5'5" x 5'10")
$ 7,800
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Style
Klagatoh
Weaver
Historic
Size
65" x 70"
Item number
GHT 865
About this weaving

Celebrate the cultural richness of this historic Klagetoh Navajo weaving, a 65" x 70" masterpiece commissioned through the legendary Hubble Trading Post at Ganado. This exceptional rug features four pictorial elements depicting the Hero Twins—Monster Slayer and Born of Water—sacred figures central to Navajo mythology and spiritual tradition. The weaver's skillful integration of these meaningful narratives into the textile demonstrates both artistic mastery and deep cultural knowledge. The rug's excellent condition preserves the vibrant colors and intricate details that make Ganado-Klagetoh weavings so highly regarded among collectors. This piece connects you to a significant chapter in Navajo weaving history, when master artisans created works that honored both aesthetic beauty and spiritual significance. A treasured example of authentic cultural expression and exceptional craftsmanship.

Style Ganado - Klagetoh 
Weaver Unknown Navajo
Date circa 1930
Size  65″ x 70″ (5'5" x 5'10")
Item # GHT 865
Learn more about the Ganado - Klagetoh 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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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.