Navajo Textile Rug with Spider Woman Cross Motif

Native American Navajo weaved textile carpet rug with spider woman cross design in brown, blue, orange, teal green, and wheat-tone tassels. 84" H x 50" W.

Fourth-Quarter 20th Century; Dine Woven in red, dark blue, black and cream wool with spider woman crosses and banded motifs to ends 47.75" H x 31" W

Native American Navajo Natural Rug With 5 Spiderwoman Crosses C. 1920s-1930s. Approximately 60 x 44 in.

Navajo Ganado Area Rug ca. 1930 handspun wool, natural and aniline dyes 99 x 67 in. Woven with handspun wool yams for warps and wefts. Natural and aniline dyes. With repeating spiderwoman and cross mo

Rudolph Carl Gorman (American, 1935-2005), Native American woman wrapped in a blanket with spider woman cross motif, lithograph edtion: 118/150, 1980, signed lower left. Image: 20" H x 16" W; frame: 3

19th c Navajo mat with Spider Woman cross, possibly with Spider Woman holes (to avoid trapping this very powerful spirit), sun faded, worn, obvious signs of age and use, 20" x 20"

Native American, Navajo, ca. 1950 CE. A lovely Navajo rug, finely woven from hand-spun wool in a gorgeous color combination of burgundy, royal blue, and black hues. The composition is comprised of a c

1920 Native American Navajo Cross Directional Textile Rug, measures 54'' x 74'', threadbare places, some holes, selvage damage

Navajo Third Phase Moki Blanket with Spider Woman Crosses c. 1980s, Condition: This weaving is in excellent condition, see photographs for both sides of the weaving. Warp count 10, weft count 32, per

4pc Old Navajo Long Wool Rugs. Includes a polychrome cross motif rug that has an unfinished back 25''x43'', a garden motif rug 60''x22'', a red diamond motif rug 59''x29'', and a brown repeating geome

Mid-20th century; Dine Each cushion cover made from a Navajo weaving in red, brown, cream and orange wool, each featuring a stepped cross motif, with herringbone stitch accents, 2 pieces Larger: 22"

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

Early 20th century Stepped diamond designs within a cross-motif double-border, some wear and warps showing, some fading 4'9.5" L x 3'4" W Provenance: Private Collection, Bigfork, MT.

Mid-20th century, central red cross motif on a natural field within multiple borders, 3'3.5'' H x 5'2.25'' W, est: $400/600 Provenance: Private Collection, Omaha, NE

with central cross motif 42 x 24 inches

Navajo American Indian RugColors: Tan, black, natural white with red backgroundHand-woven geometric pattern with spider-woman crossesDimension:Approx. 7' x 4' 4"Condition: very goodProvenance: Michiga

A Navajo Two Grey Hills rugMid-20th century; DinéWoven in grey, black, and cream wool with an interlocked central double cross motif and floating stepped corners51.5" H x 33.5" W

A Navajo regional rugEarly 20th century, DinEWoven in cream, red, black, and blue wool with multiple floating crosses and hooked motifs to center52" H x 31" W

A large Navajo regional rugEarly 20th century, DineWoven in cream, grey, dark brown, red, and ochre wool with two central stepped diamonds and floating crosses throughout with stepped motifs to corner

First-Quarter 20th Century; Dine Woven in red, grey, cream, brown and blue wool with a central stepped concentric diamond motif with a central cross, and additional crosses to corners 69.5" H x 43.5

DESCRIPTION: Navajo woven rug. Probably circa 1890-1900. Early weaving incorporating both feather and stylized bow motifs around a central cross figure with flanking geometric shapes. MEASUREMENTS: 56

South American, likely Peru, hand-woven tapiz textile carpet with polychrome geometric Chakana or Inca cross motif. 47" H x 32" W.

Diné [Navajo] Two Grey Hills Textile, ca. 2000commercial wool, natural and aniline dyesThe hand-woven rug of fine weave has a central motif consisting of small stepped white triangles, joined by whit

Rena Begay (Diné [Navajo], 20th Century) Klagetoh Textilehandspun and commercial wool, aniline dyesthe hand-woven rug of medium-fine weave has a large central stepped lozenge-shaped motif, consisting