Mid-century Navajo Rug: A rectangular textile with geometric diamond patterns and zigzag motifs in black, beige, and cream. Features solid borders and slight edge wear.
Close-up of a Mid-century Navajo Rug featuring a geometric pattern in beige, tan, white, and black on a wooden surface. The textile reveals its textured weave, some wear, and uneven edges.
A close-up of the Mid-century Navajo Rug showcases its black, white, and beige geometric pattern with diamond shapes, radiating triangles, and striped borders on a wooden surface.
A close-up of the Mid-century Navajo Rug shows geometric patterns: black and white diamonds, vertical stripes, and beige, black, and white zigzags on textured fabric.
The Mid-century Navajo Rug, a woven wool textile with black, cream, and tan geometric diamond patterns and bold borders, is shown on a wooden floor with slightly worn edges and a curled corner.

Mid-century Navajo Rug

$5.00

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Description

A beautiful example of mid-century Navajo weaving, this handwoven rug was purchased in the Navajo region by the donor’s mother during the 1950s–60s and has been carefully preserved for decades. Crafted from hand-spun, handwoven wool using both naturally colored and naturally dyed fibers, the piece reflects the enduring artistry and tradition of Navajo textile work.

The rug features striking geometric motifs in a timeless neutral palette, making it equally suited as a wall hanging, decorative textile, or small floor rug. Measuring approximately 30.25″ x 32.75″, it remains in remarkably good condition with minimal to no wear and no moth damage. The softly curled corners are consistent with the natural aging and shifting tension often found in vintage handwoven rugs of this era.

30.25″ x 32.75″

Donated by Maren Beck