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Rainmaker's Rugs
Navajo Nation Rug: Twill Weave with Herringbone &
Diamond technique old but preserved exquisitely, Museum quality circa 1880,
58" x 38.5", $6600.00
Navajo Nation Childs Blanket: circa 1920, 51" X 31"condition good, $1950.00
Navajo Nation Rug: The famous weaver Bessie Begay
with accompanying photo of the weaving with raised outline, 27.5" x
24.5", $2580.00
Navajo Nation weaving: It has been used but preserved 49" x 25", circa 1950
$625.00
Navajo Nation: J. Everett Storm Pattern
Rug, 41" x 27", $1200.00
Navajo Nation Blanket: This rug has a hole and some red dye spots, 72" X 57",
circa early 1900's $3350.00
Navajo Nation Saddle Blanket: 57.5" x
37.5", circa 1920, $2750.00
Navajo Nation Rug: 49"x
36.5", circa 1900, $2670.00
Navajo Nation Rug: It has been used frayed edges & holes, 42" x 23", circa 1900
$525.00
Navajo Nation Saddle Blanket: 52" X 33", circa 1920,
$3350.00
Navajo Nation
Eye Dazzler pattern: 39" X 29", $2600.00
Navajo Nation Chinle pattern: 20" X
16", $550.00
Navajo Nation Double Weave Rug:
Storm Pattern on one side & reverse has alternating colored bands, won 3rd place
1969 Gallup, N.M. POW - WOW, by weaver J. Etsitty, , 30" x 60", SOLD
Navajo Nation Blanket: This is an early 1900 weaving design that has been well
preserved. These dimensions are desire able currently but require a exceptional
amount of work, time and patience 94" X 54", $8000.00
Navajo Nation
Double Storm Pattern Rug: Each half has different colors and dye
32"x 31" , $595.00
Navajo Nation Blanket: circa early 1900's, 60" X 37", $2200.00
Navajo Nation Rug: Lillian Sloan weaver 10
years old when she made this rug, has a traditional pattern, but the colors are different
, 17.5" x 14.5", $365.00
Navajo Nation: Baby Blanket
22" X 19",circa early 1900's, $475.00
Navajo Nation Blanket: 68"
X 40", circa early 1900's, $2700.00
Navajo Nation: Internationally famous weaver Betty Doreg created this exquisite Storm
Pattern rug, 39" X 24", $1550.00
Navajo Nation Rug: The Red Lake Trading Post,
Tonalea <which means where the water comes together>. Weavings from this area have a
rectangular center with lines that lead to the Four Corners, it has a tight weave,
15" x 14.5", $650.00Items in the private collection are of historical or cultural significance. Purchase negotiations and viewing arrangements may b e made by E-mailing the Rainmaker.
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