A beautifully woven vintage Navajo rug from the third quarter of the 20th century, this textile showcases a bold banded and striped design in warm, organic hues. Major geometric bands in burgundy and gray are set against a soft taupe background, accented by narrow caramel and pale yellow stripes that create visual rhythm and balance.

Handwoven using traditional flat-weave techniques, this piece features a wool body with a cotton foundation, in keeping with authentic Navajo weaving practices. The colors are derived from natural, plant-based dyes sourced locally by Navajo artisans, reflecting a deep connection to the landscape and cultural heritage of the Southwest.

While this rug was originally intended for use on the floor, it also serves beautifully as tapestry wall art, bringing a striking and meaningful design element to any interior. The geometric motifs within the pattern often carry spiritual symbolism and ancestral significance, making this rug not only decorative but culturally rich.

Ideal for collectors, designers, and admirers of Native American artistry, this piece stands as a timeless example of indigenous textile craftsmanship.

Dimensions:  1’ 8” x 2’ 8”

Date of Manufacture:  2nd Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin:  SW America

Material:  Wool on a cotton foundation with natural dyes

Condition:  Excellent

SKU: 1659

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