Two Grey Hills
- Style
- Two Grey Hills
- Weaver
- Historic
- Size
- 46" x 65"
- Item number
- PC 129
About this weaving
This historic Two Grey Hills Storm Pattern Variant showcases the weaver's distinctive artistry through hand-carded and hand-spun Churro wool. The intricate white border, meticulously detailed throughout, serves as the weaver's personal signature—a mark of her mastery and creative pride. Featured in the prestigious Timeless Treasures of Two Grey Hills Exhibit and catalog, this 3'10" x 5'5" textile represents the finest of regional weaving traditions. The piece exemplifies how individual vision and technical excellence combine to create a work worthy of recognition and celebration within the Two Grey Hills legacy.
This significant piece was featured in the prestigious Timeless Treasures of Two Grey Hills Exhibit and catalog (page 6), recognition that underscores its importance within the broader narrative of Navajo textile history.
| Style | JB Moore Crystal |
| Weaver | |
| Date | circa 1920-1925 |
| Size | 46" x 65" (3'10" x 5'5") |
| Item # | PC 129 |
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Learn about Navajo weaving
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