Circa 1940s Navajo Yei Rug, Large, Natural Dyes, Collectible, 10' 10" x 7' 5"
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- $60,000.00
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- $60,000.00
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Age | Circa 1940's |
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Artist | Unknown |
Bracelet Gap | n/a |
Widest Point on Bracelet Band | n/a |
General Height | 89 |
Setting Type | invisible |
Width | 132 |
One of a Kind | TRUE |
Rug Dye Type | Aniline Dye (commercial wool) |
Rug Handspun | No |
Rug Material | Wool |
Rug Navajo Pattern | Yei |
Rug Pattern | geometric-pattern |
Rug Size | 9-footx12-foot |
Rug Time Period | Revival (1930 - 1950) |
Rug Warp | 17 |
Rug Weft | 8 |
Signed | Signed |
Tribe | Navajo |
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If you have ever walked into the showroom here at Perry Null's Trading Post you will remember the HUGE rug hanging from our high ceiling. This rug has been featured in several publications, and we have two of those with one being the 1974 Arizona Highways magazine. It is a Yei rug that features both Female and Male figures performing a night ceremony. The rug depicts the last night of the nine day healing ceremony. This rug is from the 1930s - 1940s and represents a museum important Navajo weaving. Not many opportunities present themselves for this type of Navajo antique art.