The Navajo hold a giant place in the annals of Native American arts, and deservedly so. Sports Business News Life Opinion ... This period from roughly 1880-1920 was one in which Navajo rugs became ...

Check out Linda Dyer's appraisal of a Navajo "Tree of Life" pictorial rug, ca. 1930, from Harrisburg, Hour 2. Aired 01/15/2018 | Rating TV-G Funding for ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is provided by Ancestry ...

Ruby Hubbard, a Navajo weaver at Hubbell Trading Post in Ganado, Arizona, started this Two Grey Hills rug in early July 2022. She plans to retire when it is complete, a process which usually takes ...

Flagstaff's first Navajo rug auction will be June 14 at the Coconino Center for the Arts and features 300 unique Navajo weavings on sale throughout the event. The event is a joint effort of ...

Ruby Hubbard creates works of art in the form of Navajo rugs at Hubbell Trading Post in Arizona. There's still time to see her at work. Here's how.

Prior to the Navajo's production of goods for sale, they made items for their own use. Blanket-weight weavings were used as ...

Navajo rugs weave tradition into every day life. By T.J. Banes. ... Some of those works will for sale during a Navajo rug auction on Oct. 5 at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art.

Rugs have always represented both beauty and function for the Diné. Now a collection on exhibit through Jan. 31 at the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville also showcases their role ...

The current trader wasn’t buying weavings, but the post had modern Navajo rugs for sale with patterns from former trading posts like Crystal, ... and rugs with the Tree of Life.

Several years ago, Don “Stone” Kensinger and his wife Vicki decided they wanted to move from their house in Campbelltown, Pennsylvania. “Following considerable searching and discussion ...

It left the rug "open," part of the Navajo belief that knowledge flows through every weaving. "If you don't do this," Begay said, snipping the red yarn, "you are closed off from the world's knowledge.