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Red Mesa

Historic weaving, weaver unrecorded

Red Mesa / Teec Nos Pos Navajo Weaving : Historic : GHT 214 : 54" x 74" (4'6" x 6'2")

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Style
Red Mesa
Weaver
Historic
Size
54" x 74"
Item number
GHT 214
About this weaving

Prepare to be mesmerized by this historic Red Mesa/Teec Nos Pos Navajo weaving—a 54" x 74" masterpiece that proves contrast is everything. The signature Red Mesa style shines through with its bold interplay of light and dark colors, creating a visual drama that practically leaps off the surface. Vertical chevrons and radiating diamonds dance across the weaving in a dynamic composition that draws the eye deeper into the design. Hand-carded, hand-spun Merino wool combined with aniline dyes creates a palette that's both authentic and vibrant. The weaver's confident use of geometric forms and color contrast demonstrates exceptional artistic vision and technical mastery. This stunning piece celebrates the boldness and innovation of Navajo weavers who weren't afraid to push visual boundaries. A captivating textile that commands attention and sparks conversation. 

Style Red Mesa / Teec Nos Pos
Weaver Unknown Navajo
Date Circa 1930s
Size 54" x 74" (4'6" x 6'2")
Item # GHT 214
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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A portion of this sale goes to the Forever Navajo Foundation, which preserves the fine art of Navajo weaving.