1915 Crystal ring-size_5 except that it shares one

except that it shares one loom

Finely Woven Two Grey Hills Tapestry Weaving with Hand Carded and Hand Spun Wool with Shades of Gray

Most Navajo sandpainting weavers worked alone and created designs that were modified in a way that they perceived traders would want to buy

This pendant goes well with this coral necklace by Al Joe

1915 Crystal ring-size_5 except that it shares oneAntique Navajo (1915) Handwoven Crystal Weaving with Homespun Wool, Natural Wool Colors, and a Central Whirling Log Symbol. This rug is Plate #27 from the J. B. Moore Catalogue. The whirling log, a sacred Navajo symbol of harmony and balance, was commonly used before the 1940s. Learn more about the symbol here. 63 (5. 25') Width, 118 (9. 83') Length