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| Navajo Indian Storm Pattern Rug $450.00 | 4 |
Traditional style Navajo Indian rug for floor or wall. The Storm Pattern is an old one, first seen in the late 1800s. Black, white, gray and red, commercial wool, is nicely woven in a tight weave and has square sides, lays flat.The four radiating arms represent lightning, and the water bugs are at each end. Lots of energy symbolized to represent the summer storms!... Click for details
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| 3 | Zapotec Indian Textile $95.00 |
Pretty handspun wool rug, hand loomed by the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico. The Zapotecs are descendants of the Maya Indians, who were weaving with native cotton and fibers when Cortez arrived with sheep. They are famous for their pretty and functional wool textiles. The Zapotec weavers use a European loom, handspun native wool and aniline and vegetal dyes.
Our selection of Zapotec textiles is high quality, not saddle blanket grade, so you will be proud to decorate with these. Hang it on th... Click for details
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| Rose Myer Miniature Rug $75.00 | 4 |
Navajo Indian rug in miniature by Rose Myer of Lower Greasewood. Rose is well known for her framed charts showing the plants used to make dyes. Included in each one is a tiny weaving on a loom. so it was natural for Rose to make miniature tapestries for us.
The soft rose color is actually dyed with cochineal, the black is from pinon pitch, sumac and ochre.... Click for details
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| 3 | Miniature Navajo Indian Rug $75.00 |
Navajo Indian rug in miniature by Rose Myer of Lower Greasewood. Rose is well known for her framed charts showing the plants used to make dyes. Included in each one is a tiny weaving on a loom. so it was natural for Rose to make miniature tapestries for us.Natural soft brown native wool is the background for a deep brown dyed with wild walnut shells and a light green from yellow sweet clover.... Click for details
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