Handwoven in the 1890s, this Navajo Transitional weaving is woven from hand-carded and hand-spun wool with vibrant aniline dyes. Bold serrated diamond motifs in shades of red, orange, cream, gray, and black create a striking geometric composition characteristic of the Transitional period. In great condition with only slight fading, this weaving is an excellent example of late 19th-century Navajo textile artistry.

61.5” (5.13') Width, 89.5” (7.46') Length