Two Grey Hills Navajo Rug

Hailing from the eastern reaches of the Chuska Mountains, the Two Grey Hills Navajo Rug embodies a distinguished weaving tradition, established in the 1930s. Weavers within this lineage have maintained an exclusive commitment to natural wool, resulting in a refined palette of grey, tan, and beige tones. The outcome is a sophisticated textile, characterized by its meticulous craftsmanship and densely woven construction. Each piece showcases intricate geometric patterns that have captivated discerning collectors for generations, making it a timeless addition to any curated interior.

• Natural, Undyed Wool: The weavers utilize the natural colors of the sheep's wool, including shades of black, white, gray, and brown, often blending them to achieve a variety of hues.
• Intricate Geometric Designs: The style is characterized by complex patterns, frequently featuring a prominent, hooked diamond motif, accompanied by multiple borders.
• Fine Weaving Quality: Two Grey Hills rugs are celebrated for their high weft counts per inch, with select "tapestry" quality pieces surpassing 80 to 100 wefts per inch, representing a significant technical accomplishment in Navajo weaving.
• Regional Origin: This style originated in the Two Grey Hills and Toadlena areas, located within the Navajo Nation reservation in New Mexico.

Features

Materials: Natural, Undyed Wool

Dimensions: 22" x 30 1/2"

Origin: New Mexico