Navajo Wall Decorations

Antique Navajo Kilim Yei Tapestry Rug Wall Art Country: United States Materials: Wool Style: Navajo Year: 1940s $1,895 Dimensions: 42”H x 43”W.

Antique Navajo Rug Flatwoven Geometric Yei Navajo Handwoven Rug 3x6 Tapestry 3'2" x 5'8" 97cm x 173cm. "Magnificent Navajo rug with a rare Geometric human figures"-Antiqu...

Navajo Rug Flat Woven RugTapestry Beige 4' x6' (3'11" x 5'7") 119cm x 170cm Circa 1920 "This piece has a light brown border (perimeter) - the top and the bottom border of the rug is frayed. The inner border is a narrow brown/black color. The next inner border is a narrow tan color. The main background color of the rug is a tan grey color. The central design of the rug is a stepped design in light tan, brown, red and black/brown in half diamond shapes and a full diamond shape in the center. The center of the full diamond shape is a top and bottom hook design. On each side of the diamond shapes are zigzag, sawtooth, wide lines in light tan and black/brown colors. NOTE: it would be beneficial to have the rug on a wall-hanging apparatus; the two tacks on each upper corner will weaken the threads. The rug is a Navajo Crystal area rug of Western New Mexico. The Crystal Trading Post (established 1896; now closed) was located on the Navajo Reservation in far Western New Mexico, high up in the Chuska Mountains. Navajo rugs made from the Crystal area are known for their soft, beautiful, muted earth tones achieved by vegetal dyes. Some colors you can expect from these natural rugs are tan, grey, white, brown, orange, red and yellow. Geometric patterns are usually the focus of these Crystal rugs which are handwoven. The rugs come in a variety of sizes from under four feet to over seven feet long. Though inspired by J.B. Moore more than 100 years ago, by the 1940's, the Crystal style changed with the times. Original J.B. Moore era Crystal Navajo rugs...

An antique Southwestern American Indian Navajo rug by Charlotte Kayone of Two Grey Hills offers wool construction in earth tones, mounted and framed, en verso identifying label as ph...

This vintage decorative mounted tile is unsigned, but presumed to have originated from the United States and date to approximately 1970 and done in a Navajo style. The tile is done i...

20th c., American Southwest, Navajo Yei hand-woven wool textile depicting four Yei Be Chei figures separated by corn stalks and enclosed on three sides by a...

A wonderfully evocative and well-executed early 1950s serigraph depicting Navajo weavers by important and renowned Diné (Navajo) painter, printmaker, and illustrator Harrison Begay...

Offering a gorgeous vintage Navajo wool rug. The rug features a unique geometric design, with a gray field and black, red, and white accent colors. The...

A banded utility blanket known as Diyog in Navajo circa 1880-90. The simple but elegant horizontal patterns consists of natural white, brown and black wool and dyed orange and red wo...

A framed Navajo Germantown weaving in an eye dazzle style, very tightly woven with commercial Germantown PA yarns in multiple shades of red, green, ...

A child-sized variant of a second phase chief's wearing blanket. Woven of native hand-spun wool in natural ivory and brown fleece with aniline-dyed red. Expedited and internationa...

Navajo rugs and blankets are textiles produced by Navajo people of the four corners area of the United States. Navajo textiles are highly regarded and have been sought after as trade...