1940s Storm Pattern

Handwoven in the 1940s, this Navajo Storm Pattern weaving is crafted from hand-carded and hand-spun wool. The design incorporates two Yei figures flanking a central Dhontso Yei figure, blending traditional ceremonial imagery with the classic Storm Pattern layout. A striking example of mid-century Navajo weaving, this textile remains in excellent overall condition.

56” (4.67') Width, 43” (3.58') Length