Ganado Runner Navajo Weaving : Rosie Tsinniginnie : 1769
$ 6,500.00
The Ganado Trading Post is the namesake for the Ganado style of Navajo weaving. One of the owners loved the natural sheep wool colors, another liked bright colors. A compromise was made, and it was decided that they would only carry aniline red, blue, and black dyes. Ganado weavings are recognized by their strong red background.
From the Burntcorn area of the reservation, Rosie Tsinniginnie is the talent behind this gorgeous runner. It measures 4' x 10' and is filled with life with its red, black, white, and brown vibrant colors.
| Style | Ganado - Klagetoh |
| Weaver | Rosie Tsinniginnie |
| Date | 2012 |
| Size | 4′ x 10′ (1.21M x 3.04M) |
| Item # | 1769 |
| Learn more about the Ganado - Klagetoh style of weaving | |
A unique blend of history, Native American culture and storytelling make these weavings an art like no other.
To be showcased on your walls or grace your floors, this functional heirloom is one-of-a-kind piece of history that took 100's of hours to create and will last many lifetimes. We'd love to tell you more about it!
For more information, pricing, and ordering please contact us. It would be our pleasure to help you!
