A WIDE RUINS TRADING POST NAVAJO WEAVING

Measures 31 x 23 inches.

Here is a fantastic Authentic Native American Navajo Hand Made Serrate Diamond Design Wool Rug Blanket. It was made by Ganado, Arizona Navajo. This rug was purchased at the Wide Ruins Trading Post in

Fourth-Quarter 20th Century, Dine Woven in polychrome wool with eight Yei figures 23.5" H x 37" W Provenance: Purchased from Aztec Ruins Trading Post, Aztec, NM Notes: This lot is accompanied by

Linda Yazzie (Dine, 20th century) Navajo Yei Weaving / Rug woven with seven figures Included: Trading Post Tag from Indian Ruins Indian Store, Sanders, AZ (Apache County) 52 inches x 79 inches

Available here for your consideration is a Wide Ruins Navajo textile by Etta Lewis (weaver's info came with it). This Wide Ruins Navajo textile in bands of red, white, gray, and black with diamond the

Third quarter 20th century Vegetal dyes, banded design with overlaid serrated diamonds 7'11" H x 5'.5" W Provenance: The Towaoc Trading Post Collection, Ute Mountain Ute, Towaoc, Colorado.

Churro wool, single panel from a double paneled saddle blanket. Navajo, 1st quarter of the 20th century. Label from Cameron’s Trading Post in Arizona. Cut and reduced. 26" wide x 35-3/4" long.

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Ann Johnson, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 112 in. x 81 in. (9 ft. 4 in. x 6 ft. 9 in). and is in col

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving (Etta Mae Lewis, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico), measures 51.5 in. x 34.5 in. and is in colors of browns, green, gol

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Mary Kee, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 32.5 in. x 50 in. and is in colors of muted green, peach, blu

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Adella B. Lee, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 31.5 in. x 47 in. and is of earthtone colors of browns,

Navajo Wide Ruins weaving/rug (Marjorie Spencer, weaver, appraised May 13, 1970 by Packard's Chaparral Trading Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico) measures 49 in. x 28 in. with colors of browns, gold and cream

Ellen Smith Master Weaver Wide Ruins Navajo weaving rug, Ca 1980 This weaving is hand dyed by Ellen using her personal dye palette gathered from the reservation. Ellen Smith was featured in The Fine A

20th century, overall geometric motif, natural and dyed wools, 86-1/2 x 54 in.

20th century, natural and dyed wool, 95 x 47 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Shelby, North Carolina

Blanche Hale Master Weaver Navajo Wide Ruins weaving rug, Ca 1970s 31"H x 49"W

Navajo Wide Ruins Weavings / Rugs third quarter 20th century lot of 2, includes: a weaving by Marleen Begay; handspun wool with a banded design in cream, rust, and browns 65 x 44-1/2 inches <

Navajo Wide Ruins Weaving / Rug third quarter 20th century thick handspun wool, woven in natural colors of gold, brown, and cream54 x 36-1/2 inches This lot is located in

The flat, straight weaving is woven in the subtle, neutral and pleasant hues of the area where it was woven. Measures 34.75 x 25 inches excluding the frame. Be aware that internet sales tax applies to

early/mid 20th century, both with natural and dyed wool in brown, grey, cream, and red, the largest with central diamond, stepped and serrated motifs, 8' x 5' 2 in.; the smaller with central cross mot

early/mid 20th century, one with natural brown and white wools, geometric and serrated designs and Greek key border, 8' 4 in. x 4' 10 in; one with natural and dyed wool in cream, red brown and tan, st

Marjorie Spencer Navajo Wide Ruins banded weaving rug, Ca 1980, with all natural dyes in shades of gold, rust, cream, gray. Includes photo of the weaver. 24"H x 35 1/4"W

Mary C. Nez Navajo Wide Ruins banded weaving rug, Ca. 1980s in shades of gold black lavender, gray, sage, brown and cream. 22 1/4"H x 35 3/4"W

Navajo Wide Ruins Pattern Weaving by Tanya Harrison51.5 inches by 31.5 inches