36" "Two Grey Hills" Style Navaho Rug. Tapestry

Barbara Teller Ornelas (American, b. 1954); Navajo Wool Tapestry; One rug with a double diamond geometric pattern. Hand-crafted in the style of Two Grey Hills, the color palette is composed of natural

Native American Navajo classic Two Grey hills style rugs. Hand spun wool using natural colors of black brown and beige. Good overall condition with minor wear. Measures 34 in x 24 in. MMB will not shi

TWO NAVAJO STYLE RUGS, NEW MEXICO, LAST QUARTER 20TH CENTURY, comprising a Two Grey Hills style rug of natural earth tones, 40.50" x 20.50"; and larger Ganados style weaving comprising a red, brown,

The geometric rug measuring 41.75" x 27.75". In good condition, minor bending to corners, very minor fading to colors. Circa 1950~.

For your consideration this lot includes this wonderfully designed Navajo Toadlena / Two Grey Hills Rug. This regional style was started in 1914 by George Bloomfield and Ed Davis at the Toadlena and T

Navajo Two Grey Hills Rug, 1920-30s, 65.75" x 45.75". The warp count is 9, and the weft count is 36, per inch. Acquired from a private collection in Arizona. Each lot shows additional images, conditio

This beautiful piece is an Alice Joe Navajo woven rug. It is in the Two Grey Hills style with a Three in One design. Two small rugs woven in in a three dimensional style. Overall approx measures 27" x

Navajo Two Grey Hills Rug c1920s. Spirit lines near corners and in center. Exquisite condition. 47" x 36". Spend $7500 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 stat

Featured in this lot is a Navajo Two Grey Hills wool rug, circa 1970s. The Two Grey Hills style was started in 1914, by George Bloomfield and Ed Davis at the Toadlena and Two Grey Hills Trading Post.

This rug appears to be done in the Two Grey Hills style with diamonds and symbols. Wool appears to be natural color and is hand woven. Designer name is Renda with illegible last name and measures appr

Ca. 1960s, Fine soft weave Two Grey Hills rug with Klagetoh type designs done in beautiful earth tones. Very good condition. 24" x 36"

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

New with tags. Weaver identified as shown. 24" by 36".

Evelyn George, Master Weaver (Dine, 20th century) Two Grey Hills Weaving / Rug finely woven using a neutral palette of black, gold, cream, and oatmeal 22 1/4 x 36 1/4 inches; 12 warps x 62 wefts / inc

This is a wonderful hand woven rug by Navajo artist weaver Verna Begay. The style is Two Grey Hills Eye Dazzler. Retains original purchase label from Americana Indian Shows in Flagstaff, AZ. Measures

Native American woven rug: Navajo rug weaving, Two Grey Hills eye-dazzler, featuring a finer weave with serrated motif, c. 1960s.Overall- 36" x 57"

A NAVAJO TWO GRAY HILL STYLE RUG, NEW MEXICO, CIRCA 1975, with central four directions cross symbol on a grey ground within black, brown, and cream color geometric surrounding motifs. 33" x 49"

A Two Grey Hills Navajo Rug. 12'3" x 8'1". Condition: some stains.

Cora Curley - Navajo Two Grey Hills Rug, c. 1960s, 48" x 33.5"The warp count is 13, and the weft count is 54, per inch. Acquired from a private collection in Arizona. Each lot shows additional images,

A Navajo Two Grey Hills rugMid-20th century, DineWoven in cream, grey, beige, and brown, with a central stepped hooked diamond, stepped, corn stalk, and butterfly motifs to corners, and an elaborate b

A Navajo Two Grey Hills rug Designed with three columns of stacked geometric compositions within a stepped border. size approximately 7ft 9in x 5ft 6in Footnotes Provenance The Collection of Dr. Marv

Large Navajo Two Grey Hills Rug {Dimensions 70 x 109 inches}

Navajo Two Grey Hills Rug by Mary Joe Gould, c. 1974, Provenance: Acquired from a private collection in Idaho.Condition: This 1974 Mary Joe Gould weaving is in very good condition. There are no holes

Native American Rug in tan, grey, and black. Approximately 66.75 x 42 in. From the private collection of the Estate Donald "Putt" Putman. Putt often traded with the Native American community that he