Storm Pattern

Navajo Storm Pattern weaving by Mary Ann Tisi, featuring a compact, balanced design in deep red, black, gray, and ivory wool. The composition centers on stepped geometric motifs connected by bold lightning forms, with strong corner elements and a serrated border. Storm Pattern designs are associated with rainstorms in the growing season, with the central element traditionally representing the Lake of Emergence and the corner motifs representing the four sacred mountains connected by lightning.

20” (1' 8") Width, 26.5” (2' 2.5") Length