The four radiating arms represent lightning, and the water bugs are at each end. Lots of energy symbolized to represent the summer storms!

Dimensions are 26" by 44".

Natural soft gray native wool is the background for a deep black dyed with sumac, ochre and pinon pitch.

This miniature Navajo rug is 4 1/4" by 2 1/4". Twelve warps and twenty wefts per inch is a fine tapestry weave.

Natural soft brown native wool is the background for a deep brown dyed with wild walnut shells and a light green from yellow sweet clover.

This miniature Navajo rug is 4 1/4" by 2 3/4". Twelve warps and twenty wefts per inch is a fine tapestry weave.

A small rug like this can be displayed with miniature pottery to enhance both pieces.

This modern Navajo Indian textile is woven by Lula Parrish, a noted weaver of this style. Her interpretation of traditional Navajo symbols is fascinating! Note the "arrows" and the large pink figures which are Yei. Lots of fun.

Woven with commercial wool, the colors are strong and the rug has some weight. At 6'5" by 4'4" this modern tapestry will add punch to a room, whether hanging or on the floor.

There was a breeze during photo shoot, this textile is nice and straight. Also the color is strong, slight lightening due to glare.

Fine original condition, this piece was purchased ten years ago and has been in storage.

Buyer pays $25.00 for shipping and insurance.

The finely spun native wool takes the aniline dyes brilliantly which glow against the natural deep brown-grey background.

72" wide by 50" tall, the weave is very fine for such a large textile. The edges are much straighter than show in the photo, the wind was blowing during the photo shoot.

What is really neat is the old brass tag affixed to one corner. After much research we were not able to pin down which Trading Post, but it is still interesting.

6' by 3'10", hand spun native Rambouillet sheep wool, natural black and white, aniline dyed red.

This is a nice floor ug, there are some minor stains, but it displays well, even hanging. The slight discoloration in the photos is actually glare from the camera.

Handspun native wool in natural browns and white with aniline dyed orange and red.

Dimensions are 32" tall by 28 1/2" wide, perfect condition!

Woven by Geanita John, daughter of the famous pictorial weaver Isabel John, this mint condition textile was purchased from the Museum of Northern Arizona at their Navajo Art Show in 1994. It even won a green ribbon for honorable mention.

Dimensions are 37" by 41". Nice even weave, 12 warps and 36 wefts per inch. Muted colors from the trading post wool.

Taken up by her daughter-in-law, Rose Myers, in the 1970s, Rose continues to supply us with this pretty wall art. She gathers the plant material around the Reservation, then boils the wool in the solution. After that she spins the wool and makes a tiny loom on which she starts a small textile with each color strand going out to the plant. Displayed on combed white sheep wool and framed under glass.

Signed by Rose Myer.

Dimensions of the frame are 12 1/2" by 15 1/2" and features twelve plants and a sample rug on a loom.

Retail in our Gallery is $85.00.

Taken up by her daughter-in-law, Rose Myers, in the 1970s, Rose continues to supply us with this pretty wall art. She gathers the plant material around the Reservation, then boils the wool in the solution. After that she spins the wool and makes a tiny loom on which she starts a small textile with each color strand going out to the plant. Displayed on combed white sheep wool and framed under glass.

This frame is 9 1/2" by 12" and features eight plants and a sample loom.

Deep red and blue against a crisp white make up the body with two locomotives steaming away and a whole train going across the center.

Dimensions are 37" by 47", nine warps and thirty-two wefts per inch with a nice smooth weave, straight sides. Good original condition, like new.

Hand woven on the upright Navajo loom, this wonderfully folk art style textile is finely executed with many colors, animals, place names even abbreviations of her own making.

Measures 29" wide by 36" long, 14 warps and 32 wefts pre inch, a smooth even weave. It hangs flat with square edges.

Sarah Begay wove this fun rug in about 1995, purchased at the Heard Museum Gift Shop.

Perfect condition, like new.

Woven by Elizabeth Clah, purchased at the Crownpoint Auction about ten years ago, this beautiful tapestry is in like new condition.

Dimensions are 38" by 67", 8 warps and 44 wefts per inch for a fine even weave. Note the intricate details of clothing, feathers, jewelry. Then the border is amazing in its complexity, layers of positive and negative space.

Hand woven on an upright tapestry loom, all the wool is commercial which gives it a wide range of colors.