Tribal Hand Woven Vintage Navajo Kilim with Gold, Gray, Ivory, and Brown

This intriguing antique Navajo Kilim, circa 1940 was woven in the United States during the first half of the 20th century. The exciting and unique composition boasts a captivating ge...

1930s American Navajo Kilim with geometric design in Marigold, brown, and ivory rug 1912-1511, country of origin / type: America / Navajo, circa 1930 This intriguing antique Navaj...

This intriguing antique Navajo Kilim, circa 1940 was woven in the United States during the first half of the 20th century. The exciting and unique composition boasts a captivating ge...

This intriguing antique Navajo Kilim, circa 1940 was woven in the United States during the first half of the 20th century. The exciting and unique composition boasts a captivating ge...

Bring timeless elegance and cultural heritage into your home with this vintage Native American Navajo area rug, featuring a classic Diamond pattern in a harmonious palette of ivory, brown, red, gray, and tan. Handwoven in the Southwestern United States during the mid-1900s, this authentic Navajo rug is a stunning example of traditional Native American textile artistry. Expertly crafted using flat weave techniques, this rug is made with handspun wool and a cotton foundation, staying true to the methods passed down through generations of Navajo weavers. The use of natural, organic dyes derived from plants and minerals found around tribal lands gives the rug its rich, earthy tones and authentic character. The bold geometric diamond motif carries deep cultural and spiritual significance, embodying the Navajo people's connection to nature, storytelling, and tradition. Each symbol and color is more than decorative—it’s a piece of living history. Perfect as a statement piece for collectors, designers, or anyone who appreciates authentic Native American art, this mid-century Navajo rug adds warmth, meaning, and artistry to any space. Dimensions: 37” x 63” Date of Manufacture: 2nd Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Southwest, United States Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot, SKU: 2158 Navajo Rugs, Vintage Navajo Rugs, Vintage American Indian Rugs...

A highly decorative 20th-century American Navajo rug. Ivory, Yelow, and browns Measures: 3'1'' x 4'11''.

This vintage Navajo rug features a beautifully executed Chinle Revival pattern, a regional design style that originated in the 1920s in Chinle, Arizona, near the sacred Canyon de Chelly. Handwoven from native hand-spun wool, this rug exemplifies the elegance and cultural depth of Southwestern textile traditions. The design follows a classic banded Chinle layout, with alternating horizontal stripes in earth-toned hues of cornmeal yellow, soft cream, warm brown, black, gray, and ivory. The repeating geometric motifs are rich with symbolic meaning, reflecting the weaver’s deep connection to the land, heritage, and spirituality. Executed with a flat weave construction, this piece is crafted from wool on a typical cotton foundation, showcasing both strength and subtle refinement. The use of natural organic dyes, sourced from local plants and minerals, lends the rug a muted, harmonious color palette that feels at once grounded and timeless. This rug is a celebration of Navajo weaving heritage, offering both aesthetic beauty and cultural significance. Its balanced design and natural palette make it highly versatile—equally suited to refined rustic interiors or modern minimalist spaces. A treasured collector’s textile, it carries the legacy of a people, a place, and a weaving tradition that continues to inspire. Dimensions: 40” x 60” Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 1900s Place of Origin: Southwest, United States Material: Wool pile on a cotton foundation Condition: Wear consistent with age and use The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU 2047 Chinle Revival Rugs, Chinle Navajo, Chinle Rugs...

This finely hand woven Navajo Chinle rug, dating back to the early 1900s, is a beautiful example of Native American textile artistry from the American Southwest. Woven by skilled Nav...