1900 Hubbell Ganado Red
Antique Navajo weaving, circa 1900, with a bold red background, stepped cross motifs, and a strong geometric border. This piece is a classic example of the Ganado Red style associated with the Ganado Trading Post, where Lorenzo Hubbell encouraged large homespun wool weavings with red fields, strong contrast, and cross-based designs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Woven with handspun native wool, this rug has excellent visual presence and remains in excellent condition.
77” (6' 5") Width, 118” (9' 10") Length
Antique Navajo weaving, circa 1900, with a bold red background, stepped cross motifs, and a strong geometric border. This piece is a classic example of the Ganado Red style associated with the Ganado Trading Post, where Lorenzo Hubbell encouraged large homespun wool weavings with red fields, strong contrast, and cross-based designs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Woven with handspun native wool, this rug has excellent visual presence and remains in excellent condition.
77” (6' 5") Width, 118” (9' 10") Length
Description
Antique Navajo weaving, circa 1900, with a bold red background, stepped cross motifs, and a strong geometric border. This piece is a classic example of the Ganado Red style associated with the Ganado Trading Post, where Lorenzo Hubbell encouraged large homespun wool weavings with red fields, strong contrast, and cross-based designs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Woven with handspun native wool, this rug has excellent visual presence and remains in excellent condition.
77” (6' 5") Width, 118” (9' 10") Length
