1960s Yei

1960s Navajo Yei Weaving featuring two Yei figures flanking a central cornstalk, all enclosed by a Rainbow Guardian. Bright aniline-dyed colors stand out against the natural white wool background.

Yei weavings depict figures associated with Navajo healing ceremonies and began appearing as a distinct pictorial weaving style during the early 20th century.

49.5” (4’ 1.5”) Width, 29” (2’ 5”) Length