A Navajo Moki Revival textile

Fourth-Quarter 20th Century; Dine Woven in red, dark blue, black and cream wool with spider woman crosses and banded motifs to ends 47.75" H x 31" W

Dine [Navajo] Chinle Revival Textile , ca. 194061 x 39 in. (154.94 x 99.06 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Dine [Navajo] Ganado Hubbell Revival Textilehandspun wool, natural dyes43 x 32 1/2 in. (109.22 x 82.55 cm.)

17" by 38". Allard Auction Collection Inv: LCHT

Group of five Navajo Hubbell Revival handwoven wool rugs or blankets, ca. 1980s. Including at least one work by Marlene Clark (Navajo (Dine), 20th c.) All with repeating banded designs and tasseled co

Artist is Emily Blueeyes. 55" by 68". Allard Auction Collection Inv: LCHT 50669

Dine [Navajo] Germantown Revival Hubbell Moki, ca. 1890-1900handspun wool, natural dyes83 1/2 x 58 in. (212.09 x 147.32 cm.)

Native American, Southwestern United States, Navajo, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. This is an incredible and vibrant textile blanket, hand woven by the Navajo, all hand woven from hand spun sheep

Annie John Navajo (Diné), (20th century), a Moki revival weaving designed with alternating stacks of concentric diamonds and crosses overlaid on a banded ground. size approximately 5ft 8in x 3ft

Dine [Navajo] Moki Serape, ca. 1865-1875Native handspun wool, natural brown with blue and green and Indigo dyes; red raveled bayeta, undetermined dye.49 x 75 1/2 in. (124.46 x 191.77 cm.) Private Coll

Navajo Moki Pattern Weaving / Rug late 19th century hand-spun wool woven in colors of indigo, dark brown, red, cream, and having thin lanes of green 76 x 51-1/2 inches From the Collection of Bruce and

A Navajo Moki Blanket Fourth Phase Chief's Pattern c. 1890 native handspun wool, natural and aniline dyes Dimensions: 50 ½ x 48 inches HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rig

Marlene Clark(20th Century)Hubbell Revival Textile, ca. 1980shandwoven yarns, dyes67 x 44 in. (170.18 x 111.76 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

Mid-20th century; Dine Each cushion cover made from a Navajo weaving in red, brown, cream and orange wool, each featuring a stepped cross motif, with herringbone stitch accents, 2 pieces Larger: 22"

Available here for your consideration is this circa 1930s era Navajo pictorial textile. This textile's neat and vibrant designs would make for a great display in your home or office! Navajo weaving's

Dine [Navajo] Revival Coin Necklace ca. 1950'sEtched Verso: YOEMOverall Weight: 204.1 gramsHanging Length: 16 in. (40.6 cm.), Naja: 3 x 2 3/4 in. (7.6 x 7 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

A Diné (Navajo) textile Designed with three columns of crosses on a natural ground, (minor stains and wool loss). 66 x 41 1/2 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For

Irene Joe Navajo (Diné), (20th century), a classic-style revival weaving designed as a wearing blanket with stepped zigzag and diamond bands. size approximately 6ft 6in x 4ft 1 1/2in Footnotes: P

For your consideration is a fine Two Grey Hills Navajo textile. A timeless tradition spanning around 100 years, the Two Grey Hills weaving's are known for using natural, undyed wool, boasting intricat

Available here for your consideration is a Crystal Navajo textile by Vesta Nelson (weaver's info came with it). This is a great "Crystal" Regional Navajo weaving by Vesta Nelson that features a tradit

41” x 66” Regional Navajo Textile, zig zag pattern, some fading, occasional roughness around sides, circa 1910, great pattern

Available here for your consideration is a Tree of Life Navajo textile. This textile not only displays a corn stalk with many birds growing from the ceremonial Wedding Basket, but it also has a scene

early 20th century, natural and dyed wool, overall geometric design, 64-1/4 x 36 in.; mounted on plywood back, 64 x 36 in. Provenance: Greer Garson and Buddy Fogelson, Forked Lightning Ranch, Pecos,

Available here for your consideration is a Vallero Star pattern Navajo textile by Etta Yazzie. This textile has elements of the Crystal style with the bold addition of Vallero Star