They signed their carvings with "TJP
From the artist: "Churro sheep were brought to the Southwest by the Spanish explorers in the sixteenth century and became assimilated into the Navajo culture
There are areas with bead loss
author of The Master Weavers and owner of the Historic Toadlena Trading Post
"The Hopi make their home in Arizona and the gift of water is universal
Large Navajo Two Grey Hills Rug c. 1930s, 90.5" x 60" 05-30-2025 They signed their carvings withThis weaving is in very good condition. There is minor weft wear, allowing some subtle visibility to the warps in small areas. There are only a few faint spots, approximately 0. 25" in size, and a very small pale pink stain near one of the edges. This weaving has no holes and no signs of moth grazing. The selvage is good, and the corners and tassels are nicely intact. The wool is clean, soft, thin, and flexible. The warp count is 10, and the weft