Alice Defoe, Dine [Navajo], Wide Ruins Textile

Dine [Navajo] Chinle/Wide Ruins Textile, ca. 1970handspun wool, natural and aniline dyes74 x 42 1/2 in. (187.96 x 107.95 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico**Proceeds from the sale of this work benefi

Diné [Navajo]Group of Two Wide Ruins Textiles Rose Morgan (Diné [Navajo], 20th Century) Wide Ruins Textile, 1991 wool, dye 27 1/2 x 23 in. (69.85 x 58.42 cm.) Rit

Two Navajo textilesMid/late 20th century; DineComprising a figural Wide Ruins-style mat woven in multicolored wool with six Yei figures in a landscape and multicolored diamond banding (36.5" H x

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

Gorgeous hand woven Navajo textile, appears to be a small area rug. The pattern is called Wide Ruins with waves and bands. Unknown weaver artist and measures approx 30" x 36.5" This piece is from the

Beautiful hand woven textile is Navajo. It is possibly a horse blanket and is in the Wide Ruins pattern. Unknown weaver and measures approx 18" x 29" This piece is from the collection of Professor Dan

Group of Three Textiles Alice Jones (Diné [Navajo], 20th Century) Double Weave Saddle Blanket, 1989 handspun wool, natural colors 23 1/2 x 17 1/2 in. (59.69 x 44.45 cm.)

Navajo Regional Weavings / Rugs lot of 2, includes: Helen Begay (Dine, 20th century) with Polaroid of weaver 40 x 25 inches   Myrtle Frances (Dine, 20th century) Wide Ruins pattern 44 x 33 inches

(b. 1946, Dine) Signed: Alice Cling The vessel with wide shoulder and narrow neck with burnished slip glaze 13" H x 8" Dia.

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

Mid-20th century Of banded cornstalk motif, large size, vegetal-dyed and natural wools 7'9'' H x 6'6.5'' W Provenance: Purchased from M. Van der Wagen; Private Collection, Bigfork, MT.

Navajo rug with boldly striped with bands of arrow feathers and birds. Excellent condition. Fully tasseled corners with good ends and selvage edges. Medium heavy weave. No bleed or stains. 71" x 49".

Brenda Spencer (American/Navajo active late 20th/early 21st century), handwoven wool Navajo Wide Ruins rug, having stripes in chocolate, tan, and cream, containing bands of hooked stars in grey, cranb

Hand-made Navajo Wide Ruins rug, featuring characteristic banded design 34.5" x 49" Provenance: A Hamilton, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Ple

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

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

A Group of Three Navajo Wide Ruins Rugs and Weavings Mid 20th Century largest 65 1/2 x 43 inches Property from a Lifetime Collector

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 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 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 (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

For your consideration we present a wide ruins textile by Mary Nez (weaver's info came with it). This textile features geometric designs with very narrow bands with delicate motifs, combined with thin

Native American Navajo Wide Ruins/ Chinle hand-woven rug, in red, black, brown, white, and pale-yellow wool, banded pattern, Velcro strips sewn to reverse, approx 4'10"l, 2'7"w Start Price: $80.00

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.