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If you would like to learn more about weaving, see Mark's book book: Southwestern Indian Weaving |
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Coleen Begay wove this little pictorial, 16.5 by 20 inches. $225. |
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A pictorial weaving by Sally Yazzie. It measures 15 by 20 inches and is priced at $225. |
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A Navajo sandpainting rug, measuring 22 by 27 inches. It represents the Moon and the Sun as well as the four sacred mountain of the Navajo. $425. |
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A pattern best described as a cross between a Chinle and a Burntwater, by one of the few Navajo men who weave; Irvin Bitsui. It measures 34 by 42 inches. $750. |
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This style is frequently referred to as a Germantown Revival. It includes Spider woman crosses against a Moqui-striped field. By Rosita Brown of Chinle AZ. 42 x 28". ON LAYAWAY |
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A beautiful vegetal dye Crystal pattern, woven by Agnes Smith about thirty years ago. 43 by 31 inches. Very finely woven, with 12 warp and nearly 60 weft threads per inch! $2400. |
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An early (probably 1920s) Yei'ii pattern of natural wool, vegetal dye and predominantly aniline dye colors. The rattle style and central figure suggest it is loosely based upon either the Mountain Way or Shooting Way images. $12,500. |
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This bold ganado pattern was woven by Pauline Shortman. It measures 31x44" and is $1,200 |
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We feel very lucky to have acquired this large Ganado/Klagetoh pattern woven recently by Eunice Joe of churro wool. It measures nearly 5x8 feet (94.5x62") and we also have a photo of the rug on the loom with Mrs. Joe standing next to it. $4,800 |
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