Two Grey Hills Navajo Weaving Rug

This Navajo Two Grey Hills Weaving Rug is a distinctive regional style that originated on the east side of the Chuska Mountains. In the 1930s, Navajo weavers began using exclusively natural wools to create their pieces, resulting in a range of shades of grey, tan, and beige. The combination of these colors and the intricate weaving designs has made this regional style a popular choice among collectors. This particular rug measures 28 1/2 x 21 1/2 inches and was crafted around the year 2000, showcasing the enduring beauty and skill of Navajo weaving.

• This is a vintage Navajo Two Grey Hills rug, known for its intricate geometric pattern and use of natural, undyed wool. 
  
• The rug uses only natural shades of cream, brown, grey, and black wool. 
  
• The designs typically feature a central diamond motif with multiple borders, as seen in the image. 
  
• Weavings from this region are highly prized for their fine, tight weave, often reaching tapestry quality (over 80 wefts per inch). 
  
• Weavers achieve various hues by carding (blending) different natural wool colors together. 
  

Features

Navajo Two Grey Hills Weaving / Rug

Materials: Natural colors of hand-spun wool

Dimensions: 28 1/2 x 21 1/2 inches

Year: Circa 2000