Geometric and Other Weavings
Our geometric weavings include those weavings we cannot place under any of the other listings, including those fine pieces that are Hispanic, rather than Navajo. |  | |
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Sashes are woven on a narrow belt loom and are generally worn by the Navajo and Pueblo women to cinch in their dresses. |  | |
Hopi Knit Dance Socks. The body of the sock is black and it has a belt design at the top in red, green and white.
Striking banded Geometric weaving in natural shades of brown, gray and cream, with a red edging. Dating from the 1930's, this rug is as modern in design today, as it was the year it was woven. Measuring close to 3 feet by 5, it is a great size for the floor or wall hanging.
Eye Dazzler Weaving in beautiful earthy shades of brown, peaches, and golds. Measuring 44 1/2 inches by 52 inches.
We don't see these sample weavings around very often. This nice one by Irene Smith is valued at $1,100.
Early Navajo Weaving ca 1910. Geometric serrated pattern, the background is natural brown and white wool mixed. There is a little red and gold accent colors, other then that it is the natural wool colors. Measuring 45 inches by 70 inches.
Serape Style Geometric Wearing Blanket- Hand dyed with Indigo for the blue and Cochineal for the red, this hand spun Churro blend wool wearing blanket is a fabulous example of a combination of a Navajo wearing blanket and a Mexican Serape, also a wearing blanket. Measuring 3 feet by 6 feet.
Large hand spun wool Navajo weaving, dating from the 1960's. Measuring approx. 5 feet by 9 feet, this is a perfect floor rug. The striking colors and design are typical of the Geometric style. This weaving is in excellent condition.
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.
