FRAMED MEXICAN OR NAVAJO TEXTILE WEAVE

First half 19th century Textile framed in between two sheets of Plexiglass Textile: 45" H x 30" W

Framed Navajo textile, depicting cornstalks, 16"H x 21"w

Fabric with printed ink depicting mountains. Lower left states "Navaho" and signed lower right "A. Sirong". Likely from a modern Native American tribe artist. 28"x40"

A Framed Guatemalan/Mexican Textile. Textile, natural fibers. 20th century. Guatemala or Mexico. 27 1/4" x 22 3/4". Condition: Fraying and wear around the edges. Not examined outside of frame. Provena

Available here for your consideration is a twill weave Navajo textile by Pauline Harold (info on weaver came with it). This textile features various lines in gray, cream and brown with a nice neutral

A framed Navajo Yei pictorial textileCirca 1930s, DineDated with description on folded paper applied to frame versoWoven in black, brown, beige, and cream natural wool, with four female figures and al

Vintage textiles including: Navjo lambswool small rug, 24" x 14" ($85); Pueblo, 1930's Mexican woven belt, 52" L. ($20); Woven cotton Serape, Mexico, 80" x 26" ($30); Navajo woven wool pillow cover, 1

For your consideration is this Burntwater style twill weave Navajo textile. This is a lovely weaving with it's classic geometric pattern as well as in the colors. The weaver used a pop of green to add

An interesting Navajo double saddle blanket with white natural wool frame having a meandering Greek key border in blue black yarns contrasted by the knobbly field of sandy brown yarns interlaced with

Pre-Columbian, Central Coast Peru, Chimu culture, ca. 900 to 1450 CE. A beautiful, and large square panel of a hand-woven textile comprised of hand spun cotton fibers with stylized deer motifs. The te

Mexico,Early 20th Century Central geometric pattern over polychromatic blue, green, yellow, white, and black stripes.,Approx. 7' 3 1/2" x 4' 1". From the collection of a Warwick, Rhode Island estate.

Mexican Yei Wool Textile Rug, measures, approx. 29" x 36". Four cornered tassels intact, features 2 Yei Figures, cornstalks, and a rainbow god. Some stitches are slightly pulled.

Lot consisting of 7 Mexican Textiles, 2 Navajo Purses, Mexican Pillow, 2 sashes, Woven Bag

Item/Description: Vintage wall hanging woven with a floral and bird motif. Features fringed ends. Framed. (Folk Art, Mexican, Native American, Textile Art) Material: textile. Dimensions: Image size: H

Five small Native American textilesNavajoTogether with a Mexican woven textile rug. (6)the largest approximately 3ft 7in x 2ft (110 x 61cm)

Armond Lara (Navajo/Mexican, b. 1939) Gray Framed Collage of a Toothbrush mixed media collage signed in pencil lower right 24 3/4" x 20" Provenance: Morning Star Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico (label v

Pablo Picasso Style Framed textile portrait, 1970s Wool. Signed "JYA" in the weave. 60" H x 46" W x 1.5" D

Beautiful Mexican Textile Poncho, measures 49'' opened x 39.5''W, gorgeous colors, very tight weave. No staining, no moth bites. There is one place that has come unstitched & needs to be restitched. I

Native American Navajo Textile Dye Chart with Partial Miniature Rug, measures 11.5'' x 9.5'', framed and under glass, features native plants used for dying wool along with their names in English and N

A Diné (Navajo) Germantown textile A fine weave with overall serrated eye-dazzler design. 40 1/2 x 26 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance: Victor J Evans (1865-1931) collection, Washington D.C.; thenc

Beautiful Native American Navajo Wool Textile Rug, measures 32'' x 44'', fabulous colors and 4 cornered tassels intact, very tight weave, truly a work of art

Framed Peruvian Textile Fragment. Information from conservator: "Huari - men's style tunic. Tapestry weave. Peruvian Empire 650-800AD. This piece probably from 650- 700 AD protein based fiber. -- Dime

This is an interesting and and informative framed arrangement of natural plants used to make colorful dyes for Navajo woven textiles. At the center is a sample weaving representing the dyed colors mad

Egypt, Coptic culture, ca. 5th to 6th century CE. A handwoven cotton or linen textile fragment with a solid green tabby weave surrounding a rondel motif in warm hues of red and ochre threads and solid