Wide Ruins
Wide Ruins Navajo Rug : Historic Lippincott Era : GHT 2303 : 74" x 104" : (6'2" x 8'8")
- Style
- Wide Ruins
- Weaver
- Historic Lippincott Era
- Size
- 74" x 104"
- Item number
- GHT 2303
About this weaving
This Wide Ruins weaving originates from the Lippincott era (1938-1949), when Sallie Lippincott championed vegetal dyes among local weavers. The piece exemplifies the Wide Ruins tradition with its distinctive palette of soft pinks, mauves, and earth tones derived from plants, stones, and insects. The weaver skillfully blended these natural hues to capture the essence of the Southwest landscape. Measuring 6'2" x 8'8", this historic textile reveals exceptional artistry and quality that has endured for over eight decades. A beautiful testament to the weaver's vision and the rich legacy of this celebrated trading post community.
| • Style | Wide Ruins - Learn More |
| • Weaver | Unknown-circa 1940s |
| • Size | 74" x 104" (6'2" x 8'8") |
| • Item # | GHT 2303 |
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