Ganado Western Reservation Rug

Navajo Storm Pattern rug, contemporary, Ganado/western reservation. Purchased in the 1980's. Origin: Native American / American Indian. Dimensions: 24.5" x 36".

Mid 1900s, Large soft weave Western Reservation rug done in earth tones with a brick colored line at each end. Good condition, intact, a few native repairs. 54" x 81"

Ca. 1960s-1970s, Western Reservation rug with serrated diamond design. Like-new condition. 25" x 21-1/2"

Navajo Western Reservation Weaving / Rug first quarter 20th century hand-spun wool woven using colors of red, dark brown, cream, and tan; central serrated diamond flanked by bands of lightning and whi

Navajo Western Reservation Weaving / Rug second quarter 20th century handspun and woven using colors of red, browns, and cream; serrated double diamond is surrounded by a red border76 x 4

Navajo Western Reservation Weaving / Rug second quarter 20th century hand-spun wool having a flat weave; designed with a central row of crosses surrounded by diamonds 62 x 41 inches

Navajo Western Reservation Weaving / Rug second quarter 20th century hand-spun wool woven with colors of red, black, and cream; bold design of a serrated central diamond and stacked zigzagging blocks;

Navajo Western Reservation Weaving / Rug second quarter 20th century 63 1/2 x 40 1/2 inches

Navajo Western Reservation Weaving / Rug second quarter 20th century handspun wool in colors of dark brown, red, tan, cream; stacked double diamonds 64 x 39 inches Collected by Paul Cowles (1945-2020)

A 37 x 24 western reservation area N Navajo rug. With turquoise color wool. Circa 1980’s. Very nice

Ca. 1980s, Smaller fine weave Western Reservation table/floor rug with serrated teal central lozenge motif. Very good condition. 42" x 25"

Contemporary Navajo Storm Pattern rug. Gap Area style, with a Burntwater color palette - a pleasing blend of Eastern and Western Reservation aesthetics. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Sou

Southwestern United States, Navajo Reservation, Arizona or western New Mexico, ca. 1925 to 1940 CE. Very attractive Yei Rug. Woven with three figures in colors of purple, red and green. Black and gold

DESCRIPTION: A Navajo wool rug made in the Ganado area of the Navajo reservation incorporating a central eye dazzler motif surrounded by black and white Greek key geometric border. Probably mid 20th c

An incredible very large Navajo sampler style rug showing many Ganado and Klagetoh characteristics. It boasts the typical geometric patterns of these woven pieces of art of small weavings inset within

28" x 59", circa 1920's, Ganado style rug with large seraded diamond.

Multi colored Navajo Ganado rug with rolling log design, used in Houston, TX. Hand spun wool. About 48x108". Good condition, small amount of bleeding and edge unraveling.Date: Country (if not USA): St

Simple more modern Ganado design, 30" x 43". Central red elongated cross form with white, gray and black. Very good condition.Date: Country (if not USA): State: ArizonaCity: Navajo ReservationProvenan

Navajo Ganado rug by Dy Bagay, Evelyn Curly and Helen Kirk Hubbell Trading Post, 1985 signed and dated in the weave State of Arizona prize-winning blanket 7' 6" x 4' 9"

Navajo Ganado rug, c. 1920s, American Southwest, flat weave geometric design, in red and cream on gray ground, approx. 89"l x 53"w Provenance: The Collection of Linn Howard Selby; Wyoming Trading Post

An antique Navajo Ganado rug, circa 1930's, 11'3" x 5'10", heavy pile, shows some stains and minor wear on one end. Purchased by seller's grandmother on trips to the Southwest to visit family in the 1

Navajo (Western Reservation), runner, 1920s, dyed wool, 32"w x 80"l, $1,500-2,000

Betty Lou Begay (1944-2012) - Navajo Ganado Rug, c. 1980-90s, 55" x 35.5". Includes an old tag with the weaver's name and the original price of $4,000. Includes a photograph of the weaver with the wea

Navajo Ganado rug, c. 1930, American Southwest, grey, black, red, tan and white woven wool, with oblong diamond motif, approx. 9"l x 3'6"w Provenance: The Collection of Linn Howard Selby; Wyoming Trad