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This is a striking, authentic antique Navajo regionalrug dating to the Transitional / Early Regional Period (circa1910–1930). Blending classic attributes of the Ganado and Klagetohstyles, this piece features a highly graphic, elongated centraldiamond medallion with stepped/serrated edges. The field is composedof natural, beautifully variegated hand-spun carded wool in shades ofcreamy white, soft grey, and deep chocolate brown/black.
Framing the central field is an exceptionallystrong, bold Greek key (stepped meander) border pattern rendered in avibrant aniline red and deep brown, producing a brilliant Navajo (Diné) Weaver, SouthwesternUnited States
Estimated Era: c. 1910 – 1930
Material: 100% Hand-spun Wool – ChurroBlend – Warps are wool
Dimensions: 35 inches by 67.5 inches(Approx. 3' x 5.5')
Dyes: Natural carded wool tones (white,grey, brown/black) paired with classic aniline red.
Condition Report
Overall Visual Appeal: Excellent graphicpresence with strong contrast and no significant bleeding of the reddye.
Wear Details: The textile shows characterand wear consistent with its significant age. There is noticeablefraying and loss to the original wool wrap/selvage cords on both thetop and bottom ends (see photos). The side selvages remain reasonablyintact.
Cleanliness: No major stains or prominentodors noted, though standard light vintage surface dust is present.
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