A Navajo Regional Rug Teec Nos Pos c. 1915

A Navajo Regional Rug Teec Nos Pos c. 1915 native handspun wool, vegetal and aniline dyes Provenance: Ex-collection: Ruth Belikove, Alameda, CA Published: The Rugs of Teec Nos Pos, Jewels of The Navaj

A Navajo Regional RugTeec Nos Posc. 1955 wool, aniline dyeD

20th century, retailer's label to one corner, finely woven of gray, brown, white, black and red wool, Teec Nos Pos design, 3'10.5'' H x 2'11.5'' W, est: $300/500 Provenance: Estate of Phoebe Hearst Co

RUG: Navajo Teec Nos Pos rug, 4’ 7” x 6’ 10”, handwoven early 20th C., white and black triangle pattern and fret border, on red ground, wear consistent with age including stain

Vintage 1950-60s Navajo Teec Nos Pos Rug. Measures 58"X36" Teec Nos Pos is a regional Navajo weaving area located on Arizona Route 160, close to the Four Corners region. Weavings from this area involv

Featured in this lot is this Navajo Teec Nos Pos pattern hand woven wool rug, circa early 1900's. This is a very early rug that shows a fantastic traditional Navajo Teec Nos Pos design with coloration

Teec Nos Pos Navajo woven rug by weaver Julia Yazzie. Originally from True Grit Enterprises in Greasewood AZ. Both sides have the same design with nice vibrant colors. Measures 36" x 55". Domestic or

This stunning rug was woven by Navajo artist weaver Yolanda White. It is in the style of Teec Nos Pos with three dimensional border and colorful stars and other geometric designs.. Retains original ha

Navajo Teec Nos Pos woven rug by weaver Lena Natonabah. Made in Cortez CO. Both sides have the same design with nice vibrant colors. Measures 34" x 58". Domestic or international shipping calculated a

clean and in excellent condition. Tightly woven.

A Diné (Navajo) rug Teec Nos Pos with the black border with three-dimensional design, surrounding multicolored serrated columns. 73 x 49 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonh

A Navajo Regional Rug c. 1915 native handspun wool, aniline dyes Dimensions: 81 x 41 ½ inches HID03101062020 © 2023 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

This wonderful rug was created and woven by Navajo artist weaver Sarah George. It is the Teec Nos Pos in tan, gray, cream and red. Includes the photo of Ms. George holding her rug and retains the orig

Wonderful hand woven rug from Navajo artist weaver Tullimen Whitehair. It is a Teec Nos Pos design with bold colors and geometric details. Retains original label from purchase at American Indian Shows

Fourteen publications on Navajo weaving. 1.) BELIKOVE, RUTH K. Jewels of the Navajo Loom: The Rugs of Teec Nos Pos. Santa Fe: Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, 2003. 2.) CAMPBELL, TYRONE, and MARNA AND

Teec Nos Pos Navajo Rug Unknown Artist Weaving 40" x 60"

Artist: Navajo | Title: Teec Nos Pos Rug Unsigned Media: Wool Dimensions:140 by 104 inches Condition: Very Good Condition Details: This textile is in very good condition. The weaving is tight. There i

Cara Gorman - Navajo Teec Nos Pos Rug, 2006, 72.25" x 48.25" 1st Place Prize Winner. The warp count is 10, and the weft count is 44, per inch. Includes an old tag with the weaver's name and the origin

A Navajo Teec Nos Pos rug Centering a row of serrated diamonds bracketed by multicolored pairs of zigzag bands. size approximately 8ft 5in x 5ft 1in

A Navajo Teec Nos Pos rug The cream field decorated with multicolored stacked branching geometric elements, framed within multiple borders. size approximately 7ft 9 3/4in x 4ft 3in

Linda Nez (Dine, b. 1958) Navajo Teec Nos Pos Rug height 32 x length 50 inches Provenance:

58 x 39 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations around Flagstaff, Arizona

60 x 41 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations around Flagstaff, Arizona

58 1/2 x 39 inches Additional Description: From the Estate of Margaret Taylor, Sedona, Arizona Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations around Flagstaff, Ari