This vintage Native American Indian Navajo saddle blanket, handwoven in the third quarter of the 20th century, features a classic striped design interspersed with alternating bands of intricate geometric motifs. Executed in a timeless palette of brown, black, and gray, the piece reflects the natural earth tones emblematic of Southwestern Navajo artistry.

Woven using traditional flat-weave techniques, the textile is crafted with a wool body and cotton foundation—a hallmark of authentic Navajo workmanship. The muted yet rich coloration is achieved through the use of natural, plant- and mineral-based dyes, responsibly sourced from the weavers' surrounding environment.

The geometric elements found throughout the rug are not merely decorative; they often carry spiritual and symbolic meanings, deeply rooted in Navajo cultural and ceremonial traditions. Though originally intended for use as a saddle blanket, this piece serves equally well as a floor covering or tapestry wall art, offering versatility and visual impact.

A striking example of mid-century Native American weaving, this textile will elevate any collection or interior with its quiet elegance and cultural depth.

Dimensions:  2′ 6″ x 2′ 10″

Date of Manufacture:  3rd Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin:  Southwest, America

Material:  Wool

Condition:  Wear consistent with age and use

SKU: 1511

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