Two small Navajo Ganado textiles
Late 20th century, Dine
Two works:

Mary Kee (b. 20th century, Dine)
A Navajo Ganado textile, circa 1996
Woven in red, black, light grey, and dark grey wool, with a complex central concentric hooked diamond and a complex hooked border, with a 'spirit line' from one corner
36" H x 25.25" W

A Navajo Ganado textile
Attributed to Beth Bitsuie (b. 20th century, Dine)
Woven in red, black, cream, light grey, and dark grey wool with an elaborate central stepped diamond and multiple stepped motifs to corners and border
34" H x 26" W

2 pieces


Provenance:
The Mary Kee textile: Garland's Navajo Rugs, Sedona AZ

Other Notes: The Mary Kee textile accompanied by a Certificate of Appraisal & Authenticity from the abovementioned, dated August 1998; with a tag indicating weaver, and with a photo of the weaver holding the textile.

Each overall good condition with light dust accumulation and light wear commensurate with age and use. The Bitsuie with ruckling to the weave.
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