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In the early 20th century, J.B. Moore, an entrepreneur and trader, recognized the potential of Navajo weavings as an art...

Moki is a Navajo weaving style characterized by Indigo Blue and Dark Brown bars. Starting in the 16th century, the...

Enchanting wonder, inspiring beauty, and ancient secrets... Established in 1976, Garland's Navajo Rugs now is home to the largest selection...

Navajo Rugs are extremely durable. When well-cared for, a Navajo rug can last for a hundred years or more. Many...

Charlene's Crystal weavings are predominantly made with hand-dyed wool using vegetal / plant based dyes. The process of hand-dying wool is...

The Storm Pattern is a well-known regional style in Navajo weaving which originated in the western part of the reservation near Tuba...

The first creation of the Great Spirit was Father Sky and Mother Earth from whence all life sprang. The crossing of their...

From the inception of Navajo weaving around the late 1600s-1700, weaving has provided an important economic benefit to the Navajo...

Beginning in 1870 to 1875, the Navajo weavers began to have access to commercially spun and dyed wool yarns. The...