Two Grey Hills Handwoven Navajo Rug
Originating from the eastern slopes of the Chuska Mountains, this Two Grey Hills rug stands as a testament to the exceptional skill of Navajo textile artisans. Hand-woven with natural, undyed wool in cream, brown, gray, and black, the rug features an intricate architectural design, showcasing three vertically arranged columns of geometric patterns, framed by a meticulously crafted stepped border. This tradition of fine tapestry weaving, established in the 1960s, has solidified Two Grey Hills' position as a revered and highly prized category within Navajo weaving. Each rug is a reflection of generations of artistic expertise and cultural importance, making it a remarkable acquisition for any discerning collector.
- Origin: Crafted by Navajo weavers in the Two Grey Hills and Toadlena regions of the Navajo Nation.
- Material: Predominantly composed of hand-spun, natural (undyed) sheep's wool.
- Design: Characterized by intricate geometric patterns, frequently featuring a central diamond motif and multiple borders.
- Quality: Renowned for their exceptionally fine, dense, and tightly woven construction, with high weft counts, some pieces achieving "tapestry" quality fine art status.
Features
Dimensions: Length: 7ft 10in x Width: 5ft 6in
Materials: Natural undyed wool
