1890s Transitional turquoise-mine_red-mountain Handwoven Navajo Two Grey Hills

Handwoven Navajo Two Grey Hills Runner Weaving with a Design of Three Serrated Diamonds using Brown Tones

There is a small scratch on the right side of the copper frame

1950s Navajo Weaving in the Ganado Regional Style featuring Hand-Carded and Spun Wool

Large (circa 1990s) Burntwater Weaving with Natural Wool Colors and Soft Vegetal Dyes by Eva Marie Begay

1890s Transitional turquoise-mine_red-mountain Handwoven Navajo Two Grey HillsCirca 1890s Handwoven Navajo Transitional Weaving with Hand Carded and Spun Wool in a Banded Diamond Design using Aniline Red Dye and Natural Undyed Wool Colors. Navajo weavings were originally made as blankets, but during the late 1800s, the arrival of inexpensive machine woven blankets reduced demand for hand woven ones. As traders introduced these pieces to tourists for use as rugs and wall hangings, weaving shifted in purpose. The transitional