This month’s featured rug is a fine Yei Navajo Weaving from the Lukachukai area.
I’m giving 20% off this rug for Decmeber 2011.

Click here to view this Yei in excellent condition.
Thanks,
Charley
This month’s featured rug is a fine Yei Navajo Weaving from the Lukachukai area.
I’m giving 20% off this rug for Decmeber 2011.

Click here to view this Yei in excellent condition.
Thanks,
Charley
Featured Burntwater Navajo Weaving November 2011
This month’s featured rug is a contemporary Burntwater Navajo rug weaving in excellent condition for only $1,600. Click Here to Read More
This 36 inch by 60 inch Navajo rug was woven by Larissa Blake in 2000 with an outstanding and very tight weave. Featuring Navajo weaving crosses in the center of double diamonds within double diamonds this Navajo weaving is in excellent condition and a truly fine example of modern Navajo weaving.
Featured JB Moore Crystal Navajo Weaving
Below is this month’s featured rug, an historic JB Moore Crystal Trading Post navajo rug in excellent condition.
This rug is a Variant Of Plate III In The 1903 J.B. Moore Catalog; The Design Has Two Serrated Concentric Diamonds And Eight Rainbow Bars Spread Among The Corners; Side And Diamond Fields. The Inset Border Is A Great Directional Connected Triangle Motif. Handspun.
This rug is Circa: 1903 – 1920
Currently deep discounted. Click to Read More
This is Charley’s Navajo Rugs blog where we’ll be posting all kinds of neat information about Navajo weavings and textiles.
We’re planning on covering not only tons of information but also the practical aspects of owning these wonderful pieces of Navajo art including:
Check back often.
Navajo rugs have a long and storied past originating as blankets and saddle blankets and then transitioning to “rugs”, what today are collectively referred to as Navajo Rugs.
Navajo weaving and textiles are part of a long tradition that has a unique cross cultural history.
Stay tuned for more about Navajo rugs and the Navajo textile tradition.