Morgan, Mae

Morgan, Mae
 
Morgan Weaving, 2403

Beautiful earth tones of gray, tan and brown make this natural dye weaving very appealing. Mae Morgan has a great palette and her fine little rugs have been a favorite with collectors for many decades.

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Morgan Weaving, 2402

Mae Morgan is in her eighties and is still weaving these quality Navajo throw rugs. Measuring 23 inches by 34 inches this is a great size for collecting.

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Morgan Weaving, 2405

Hand spun, hand dyed and hand woven wool weaving by Mae Morgan. Measuring 23 inches by 34 inches this is a perfect size for using in the home for decorating.

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Morgan Weaving, 2344

Mae Morgan is still actively weaving in her eighties. Her throw rugs are all about the same size and her color palette is similar. She vegetal dyes, hand spins and weaves these lovely accent rugs.

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Mae Morgan Weaving, 2410

Natural earth tones of hand spun and dyed wool by Mae Morgan. Measuring 23 inches by 34 inches, this rug is perfect for decorating and would be great for an accent piece on the floor.

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Mae Morgan Weaving, 2413

Earth tone geometric weaving is perfect for decorating or use on the floor. Mae is still making her rugs from step one to the finished product. She uses vegetal colors and hand spun wool.

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Corn Weaving, 2407

Mae Morgan is in her 80s and is still actively weaving her 23 inch by 34 inches size rugs. We look forward to her biannual visits, when she comes up to Durango to bring us her latest creations. This rug features feathers and corn two of the sacred symbols of the Navajo people.

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Mae Morgan Vegetal Geometric Weaving, 15933

We have a wide variety of very special little rugs that are created by Mae Morgan. This particular piece measures 22" by 32" and features geometric designs in grey, tan, red, dark green and light green. Mae is an older traditional Navajo weaver who still herds her own sheep, shears them, and cards and dyes the wool. These are truly traditionally created handspun pieces brought to us by an old friend who has been making these rugs for nearly her entire life.

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