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Code Magazine - Steve Getzwiller and Hiroki Nakamura - 2012

Native American Art - Eye Dazzlers - February/March 2017

For ease of reading online…… EYE DAZZLERS A NEW EXHIBITION AT THE TUCSON DESERT ART MUSEUM explores the exquisite weaving collection...

How Much is My Rug Worth????

Here at Nizhoni Ranch Gallery we get our fair share of inquiries about Navajo rugs people have inherited from family...

What is My Rug Worth?

Here at Nizhoni Ranch Gallery we get our fair share of inquiries about Navajo rugs people have inherited from...

Inter-Tribal & Santa Fe

This is one of many weavings that will be finished up and ready for judging at the Gallup Inter-Tribal All...

A traditional Navajo weaving featuring a red background with geometric patterns in blue, beige, and black.

Serape Navajo Weaving : Historic : GHT 778 : 54″ x 76″ (4'6" x 6'4")

Press: Native American Art Magazine - The Dazzled Eye - Issue 7 - Feb-March 2017

EYE DAZZLERS A NEW EXHIBITION AT THE TUCSON DESERT ART MUSEUM explores the exquisite weaving collection of Steve and Gail Getzwiller. Feb / Mar 2017 - Tucson, AZ "Gaudy", barbaric," "an aesthetic debauch" -- many Western critics in the late 1800s found Navajo eye dazzler weavings with their vivid synthetic-dyed...

Style: Mantas, Serapes, Child's Blankets, Wearables

Wearing Blankets 1870-1900Serape, Poncho, Manta, and Child’s Blankets Wearing blanket and all the terms associated with them can be somewhat confusing. Hopefully we will be able to provide some distinction for you. Chief blankets are very important in the history of Navajo weaving. We've dedicated a page just for them....