Storm Navajo Rugs tagged posts

Authentic Navajo rug, Storm pattern, weaver David Naigo, 44″ x 62″, $2842

warps 7
average wefts 44

This newly handwoven Storm pattern Navajo rug is 100% wool, and includes a functional but easily removable strip of maple backing along the 62 in border, to facilitate lengthways display as a wall hanging. The weaver, David Naigo of Whippoorwill Az, is a member of the Navajo Rug Weavers Association, and the rug includes the Navajo Rug Weavers Association Certificate of Genuineness.

Click on the Rug Image for a close up view and accurate representation of the dark red color enhancing this rug. The shades of gray and black in this full rug view are accurately depicted, but the highlighting maroon/dark red color is not clearly visible...

Authentic Navajo rug, Storm pattern, weaver Melinda Bede, 31″ x 40″, $1291

warps 9
average wefts 38

Superior value and weave, particularly appealing color arrangements and intricate designs, tightly woven with clear distinct lines.

This newly handwoven Storm pattern Navajo rug is 100% wool. The weaver, Melinda Bede of Chinle Az, is a member of the Navajo Rug Weavers Association, and the rug includes the Navajo Rug Weavers Association Certificate of Genuineness.

The Storm pattern was accepted as a Navajo rug weaving style in the 1950’s. Typically bordered Navajo rugs rendered in black, white, gray and red color combinations, Storm is a distinctive pattern originating in the Tuba City area or western half of the Navajo Indian reservation...

Authentic Navajo rug, Storm pattern, weaver Anita John, 34″ x 52″, $1227

warps 7
average wefts 38

This newly handwoven Storm pattern Navajo rug is 100% wool. The weaver, Anita John of Whippoorwill Az, is a member of the Navajo Rug Weavers Association, and the rug includes the Navajo Rug Weavers Association Certificate of Genuineness.

The Storm pattern was accepted as a Navajo rug weaving style in the 1950’s. Typically bordered Navajo rugs rendered in black, white, gray and red color combinations, Storm is a distinctive pattern originating in the Tuba City area or western half of the Navajo Indian reservation...

Authentic Navajo rug, Storm pattern, weaver Grace Laughten, 25.5″ x 44″, $779

warps 8
average wefts 38

This newly handwoven Storm pattern Navajo rug is 100% wool. The weaver, Grace Laughten of Kayenta Az, is a member of the Navajo Rug Weavers Association, and the rug includes the Navajo Rug Weavers Association Certificate of Genuineness.

The Storm pattern was accepted as a Navajo rug weaving style in the 1950’s. Typically bordered Navajo rugs rendered in black, white, gray and red color combinations, Storm is a distinctive pattern originating in the Tuba City area or western half of the Navajo Indian reservation...

Authentic Navajo rug, Storm pattern, weaver Cora Taylor, 23″ x 32″, $511

warps 7
average wefts 34

This newly handwoven Storm pattern Navajo rug is 100% wool. The weaver, Cora Taylor of Pinon Az, is a member of the Navajo Rug Weavers Association, and the rug includes the Navajo Rug Weavers Association Certificate of Genuineness.

The Storm pattern was accepted as a Navajo rug weaving style in the 1950’s. Typically bordered Navajo rugs rendered in black, white, gray and red color combinations, Storm is a distinctive pattern originating in the Tuba City area or western half of the Navajo Indian reservation...

Authentic Navajo rug, Storm pattern, weaver Hasbal Gilmore, 27.5″ x 36.5″, $697

warps 8
average wefts 34

This newly handwoven Storm pattern Navajo rug is 100% wool. The weaver, Hasbal Gilmore of Pinon Az, is a member of the Navajo Rug Weavers Association, and the rug includes the Navajo Rug Weavers Association Certificate of Genuineness

The Storm pattern was accepted as a Navajo rug weaving style in the 1950’s. Typically bordered Navajo rugs rendered in black, white, gray and red color combinations, Storm is a distinctive pattern originating in the Tuba City area or western half of the Navajo Indian reservation...

Authentic Navajo rug, Storm pattern, weaver Samatha Yazzie, 25″ x 36″, $937

warps 9
average wefts 44

Superior value and weave, particularly appealing color arrangements and intricate designs, tightly woven with clear distinct lines.

This newly handwoven Storm pattern Navajo rug is 100% wool. The weaver, Samatha Yazzie of Dalton Pass NM, is a member of the Navajo Rug Weavers Association, and the rug includes the Navajo Rug Weavers Association Certificate of Genuineness.

The Storm pattern was accepted as a Navajo rug weaving style in the 1950’s. Typically bordered Navajo rugs rendered in black, white, gray and red color combinations, Storm is a distinctive pattern originating in the Tuba City area or western half of the Navajo Indian reservation...