A Navajo Woman's Wearing Blanket - Chief's Varia

A Navajo Woman's Wearing Blanket - Chief's Variant c. 1880 native handspun wool, aniline dyes Dimensions: 61 x 41 inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

48” x 60” Navajo Woman’s Wearing Blanket, some wear glued on back of muslin – cannot be removed

Navajo Chief's Wearing Blanket, Early 20th Century {Dimensions 4 feet 8 inches x 5 feet 6 inches}

Navajo Woman's Chief's Pattern Blanket / Rug ca 1900 hand-spun wool with colors of red, orange, black, and cream 66 x 56-1/2 inches From the Collection of Bruce and Claire Montgomerie

Navajo Wearing Blanket-Style Weaving, c. 1910, 4 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. 9 in. Note: The blanket's bands probably evolved from the many Third Phase chiefs variants that were woven after the turn of the cent

1. A Tree of Life motif mat weaving with birds. 2. A mat woven depicting five Native women in wearing blankets. 3. A small mat weaving with Yei figures. Measures from 13.25 x 13.25 to 21 x 26.75 inche

Alice Katoney (American/Navajo b. 1934), handwoven wool Moki Chief's blanket having Spider Woman crosses above rectangles both in red and white on a blue and black stripped ground. Provenance: Private

Circa 1870 Woven of churro wool in red, cream and dark brown horizontal stripes 51.5" L x 61" W Provenance: Private Collection Tucson, AZ, acquired in 1976 Notes: First Phase blankets of this er

Geometric with cross in center, 44 x 60". Condition minor wear, VG.

Woven Woman’s Wearing Blanket 30 1/2" x 58" Finely Woven Woman’s Wearing Blanket with cross designs

Elder's Wearing Blanket in very soft wool with Eighteen Arrows surrounding a Center Stepped Medallion containing eight arrows and two bows, in red, black and dark brown on buff with dark frame. Dye bl

Late 19th to early 20th c. Navajo Rugs in vegetable dyed soft wool, including: Red and Black Diamond with red hill border on sandy field, 44" x 66", losses to edges, a few holes, one area of faded red

Dine [Navajo] Historic Regional Rug, ca. 1900 - 1910handspun native sheep wool, aniline dyes(design pattened after Navajo wearing blanket)77 x 59 1/4 in. (195.6 x 150.5 cm.) Private Collection, Arizon

Classic style Navajo wearing blanket. Mid 20th century. Condition: Holes, damage, and animal hair present.

Fourth-quarter 19th Century, Fort Wingate, New Mexico Territory Woven red field of American flannel, with four columns of yellow, green and red crosses, side elements in cream and indigo blue with ot

A Navajo child's wearing blanket Worked in a variety of colors with rows of crosses, rows of serrated diamonds, and stepped zigzag bands enclosed in a meandering and Greek Key border. size approximate

Navajo Child's Wearing Blanket; 4 ft. x 2 ft. 9 in.Provenance: Grogan & Company December 10 1994 lot 408. From a Collection of eleven Native American rugs discovered wrapped in newspaper dated 1931 in

Late 19th/early 20th century, with banded, zig-zag and floating diamond designs in aniline red, yellow, blue, black and natural cream wools, 4'.25'' H x 5'4'' W, est: $1500/2500 Provenance: Private Co

Navajo transitional wearing blanket, 19th century, 5'1" x 7'4"

Stitched to fabric frame, approximately 72" x 55 1/2", with original shipping crate.

late 19th century, banded style, 67-1/2 x 52 in.

Circa 1935 Banded design with overlaid stepped diamonds, in cream, gray, brown, red and orange 4'7" H x 2'9.5" W

Ganado Arizona, circa 1890, Soft Churro Sheep Wool, heavy weave, black and red geometric forms on tan field, whipped edge, roughly 49" x 58", good condition, small bits of paper glued to edges. Hubbel

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: Nootka Woman Wearing Cedar-Bark Blanket, ca. Subject: Native