HAND WOVEN NAVAJO RUG NEW MEXICO

Mary Nelwood(20th Century)Yei Textilehandwoven yarns, natural and aniline dyes26 1/2 x 40 in. (67.3 x 101.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

Nora McCray(20th Century)Crownpoint Eyedazzler Textilehandwoven yarns, natural and aniline dyes35 x 17 1/2 in. (88.9 x 44.5 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

ORIGIN: Navajo Indian Tribe (Native American peoples of the southwest region of North America, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico) OBJECT: Wove rug SIZE: 65" X 43" MEDIUM: Dye-colored wool DESCRIPTION: Up for

A traditional hand woven Southwest Native American Navajo Indian tapestry rug by Barbara Tsosle (1927-2009). Original tag intact. Originally sold at Two Grey Hills Trading Co. New Mexico. Traditional

Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, (Dine) Navajo, ca. late 20th century CE. A lovely hand woven sheep wool rug in the regional "Two Gray Hills" style which includes a border, mat

Dine [Navajo] Ganado Textilehandwoven yarns, natural and aniline dyes37 x 36 in. (94 x 91.4 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

Dine [Navajo] Klagateoh Textilehandwoven yarns, commercial and aniline dyes42 x 26 in. (106.7 x 66 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

**Originally Listed At $800** Native American, Southwestern United States, New Mexico, (Dine) Navajo, ca. 1930s CE. A pair of handwoven wool textiles, both samplers in preparation for larger weavings.

Dine [Navajo] Two Grey Hills Textilehandwoven natural yarns, natural dyes62 1/2 x 53 in. (158.8 x 134.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico Navajo Rug

North America, Southwestern, Arizona or New Mexico, Navajo, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A hand-woven wool yei rug with stylized figures or spirit deities known as "Yeibicheii" or "yei" for short.

Ortegas Chimayo New Mexico 100% Wool Hand Woven Rug. Primarily red with accents of blue, black, gray, and white hues. Tassel trim. Brand tag to reverse. Measures approx. 76L x 46W in. Length includes

Ortega's Weaving Shop, Chimayo, New Mexico, hand woven wool rug, having brown and white stripes with a geometric motif, cream fringe, small pull to border, approx 4'10"l, 2'11.5"w Start Price: $60.00

Hand-woven rug, Zapotec, Northern Mexico, approx 4'0.5"l, 6'10"w **Provenance: a Santa Fe, New Mexico estate** Start Price: $80.00

All about 17 1/2"W x -30" L. Three in the lot. All 100 % wool. One with a label for Ortegas Weaving Shop Chimayo New Mexico.

Vintage 100 Percent Hand Woven Wool Chimayo Fringed Rug, measures 71" x 35", vintage Chimayo rug purchased from a New Mexico estate, has wonderful Thunderbird medallion and original vintage 1965 Orteg

A Navajo woven wool textile rug purchased from Richardson Trading Company in New Mexico. 19" x 36"

Vintage Chimayo (Rio Grande) weaving / rug. Native American (New Mexico), ca. early to mid 20th century. This rug is likely wool, flat woven (tapestry woven) by hand, with one central band of stepped

Arizona or New Mexico. First quarter of the 20th century. 3' wide X 3' 7" long. MEG IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to t

Hand woven 100% wool area carpet rug suitable for floor use, or for a bed, a sofa or as a throw blanket by Ortegas of Chimayo, New Mexico. The Southwestern colors are of a brown, black and blue agains

Arizona or New Mexico. First half of the 20th century. 2' 8" wide X 4' 1" long. MEG IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to t

Diné [Navajo] General Rug, ca. 1940woven yarns, natural dyes89 x 53 in. (226.1 x 134.6 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Natural dyes. Beiges, browns, grays. Finely woven. Acquired in New Mexico, 1980's. Dimensions: L 30" x W 36.5" Condition: Natural dye variations. Small losses at corners. Light surface spots.

Lot 152 Alice Maloney Max Navajo Rug with Storm Pattern (1986) 30 3/4 x 25 1/2 inches Provenance: From a private New York collection small flat hand-woven rug with gray, red, rust, brown, black,

Native American, Arizona, New Mexico, Navajo Nation, ca. 1910. Lovely woven rug or blanket in multiple diamond patterns known as an Eye Dazzler. Eye Dazzler is one of the earliest Navajo Weaving style