Storm Pattern

Storm Pattern Navajo weaving by Virginia Yazzie, featuring a strong central motif connected to four corner elements by stepped lightning lines. Woven in gray, cream, brown, and black natural wool tones, this compact weaving uses the classic Storm Pattern layout, a design associated with rain, balance, and the four sacred mountains. The central form represents the place of emergence, while the lightning lines carry blessings between the center, the surrounding mountains, the weaver, and her home.

14” (1' 2") Width, 18.5” (1' 6.5") Length