This exquisite vintage Navajo rug, dating from the mid-20th century, is a striking example of traditional Native American textile art. Handwoven by a Navajo artisan, the piece features a bold block pattern rendered in a harmonious palette of earth-toned hues, including turquoise blue, warm browns, ivory, black, and subtle grays. Each color is derived from natural, organic dyes sourced from the surrounding Southwestern landscape, a hallmark of authentic Navajo craftsmanship.

Executed in flat-weave wool with a likely cotton foundation, this rug embodies the distinctive geometric artistry and symbolic motifs emblematic of Navajo weaving traditions. The symmetrical patterns not only reflect deep cultural and spiritual significance, but also make this textile a compelling focal point for any interior.

Though it is sturdy enough for use as a floor covering, its aesthetic impact is perhaps best appreciated when displayed as tapestry wall art—a common and celebrated presentation among collectors and designers alike.

Whether enhancing a curated collection of Indigenous American art or anchoring a modern rustic interior, this authentic Navajo rug offers both visual richness and historic provenance. A timeless addition for those who value heritage craftsmanship, Southwestern design, and cultural authenticity.

Dimensions:  2′ 7″ x 5′

Date of Manufacture:  2nd Quarter of the 1900s

Place of Origin:  Southwest, North America

Material:  Wool with natural organic dye colors

Condition:  Wear consistent with age and use

SKU: 1663

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