An exceptional example of Native American craftsmanship, this vintage Navajo rug dates to the late 20th century and features a sophisticated palette of ivory, gray, brown, and black. Woven by hand using traditional techniques passed down through generations, this piece reflects the cultural and artistic heritage of the Navajo people.

Finely constructed in a flat weave, the rug is composed of soft, durable wool with a cotton warp—characteristic of authentic Navajo textiles. The geometric motifs seen throughout the design are not merely decorative; they carry deep symbolic meanings rooted in Navajo spiritual and natural traditions.

The rich tonal variation is achieved through the use of natural, organic dyes, often derived from native plants and minerals found in the Southwestern United States. The result is a visually striking yet earthy composition that reflects both balance and movement.

This rug is a beautiful example of collectible indigenous American art, perfect for connoisseurs of heritage textiles, Southwestern design, or finely made handwoven rugs. Whether displayed as a wall hanging or integrated into a refined interior setting, it offers timeless elegance and cultural significance.

Dimensions: 1’ 7” x 2’ 11” 

Date of Manufacture: 4th Quarter of the 1900s
Place of Origin: SW United States
Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation with natural organic dyes
Condition: Good

SKU: 1960

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