The Perfect Transitional American Indian Blanket : Antique Navajo Weaving : Ght 2318 : 76″ X 72″ : (6' X 6'4") Series [Gba5sNR0]

Transitional American Indian Blanket: A Timeless Treasure

Discover the rich history and artistry of the Transitional American Indian Blanket, a exquisite piece of Navajo weaving. This blanket, with its GHT 2318 identification, measures an impressive 76″ x 72″ (6' x 6'4"), making it a stunning addition to any space. Crafted during the Transitional period, this blanket is a testament to the skill and dedication of an unknown Navajo weaver who hand carded, hand spun, and hand dyed her Merino wool, ensuring a truly unique and authentic piece.

Unmatched Craftsmanship and Vibrant Design

The Transitional American Indian Blanket features the distinctive zig-zag elements dyed with a combination of natural and aniline dyes, resulting in vibrant jellybean colors set against an ivory color backdrop. This remarkable blend of colors adds depth and character to the blanket, making it a conversation piece in any room.

• Handcrafted with care and attention to detail, this blanket is a work of art that you can cherish for generations.
• High-quality Merino wool ensures durability and comfort, making this blanket a practical and stylish choice.

Perfect for Collectors and Home Decor Enthusiasts

Whether you are a collector of American Indian art or simply looking to enhance your home decor, the Transitional American Indian Blanket is an ideal choice. Its timeless design and cultural significance make it a valuable addition to any collection.

• Perfect for displaying in a living room, bedroom, or office to add a touch of Native American culture and warmth.
• Also suitable for gifting to loved ones who appreciate the beauty and history of American Indian art.

Contact us at [email protected] or 520-455-5020 for more information and to experience the beauty of this extraordinary blanket firsthand. Nizhoni Ranch Gallery is proud to donate a portion of each sale to the Forever Navajo Foundation, preserving the fine art of Navajo weaving for future generations.