A stunning and rare room-sized Navajo textile featuring the high-energy "Eye Dazzler" pattern. This piece is a classic example of the Ganado regional style, characterized by its bold use of "Ganado Red" contrasted with natural cream and deep chocolate brown/black wool.
Key Features for Collectors:
Authenticity Markers: Features continuous warp construction (no fringe) with original corner tassels and hand-twisted side selvage cords.
Complex Geometry: Exceptional serrated diamond motifs throughout, showcasing the weaver's technical mastery.
Large Scale: At 8 feet long, this is a significant "Transitional" rug, marking the era when Navajo weaving shifted from wearable blankets to floor rugs.
Material: Made from authentic hand-spun, hand-carded wool with early aniline dyes.
Condition: Good antique condition with minor surface wear commensurate with age. No major holes or heavy staining. Small area of color bleed typical of early aniline dyes. Please see photos for details and let me know if you would like me to send you more!