Vintage Native American Indian Hand Woven Wool Small Blanket Rug Or Wall hanging. Condition is "Used". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
90" x 52"
One owner, well-kept, browning on wall hanging part in back but the front of the rug appears to be in perfect condition, see pics, most likely bought in New Mexico as a tourist, it's from my husband's grandparents house who were born in 1910s
Grandmother told my mother-in-law that the pictoral rug depicts sick warriors who are going to see the medicine man which is why they have pink faces, I am not sure if it is Navajo or another tribe but it is definitely not antique and was woven as a decorative piece. The background is white not cream which makes it brighter and newer looking than the kilims I have seen
Brown spots on back (second picture) but front is in excellent condition (first picture)
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On Jun-15-21 at 11:13:58 PDT, seller added the following information:
Please not the first close up is the front. As you can see, it is hard to find aging. The second close up had the wall hanging part/white border. It has visible spots.
GALLUP THROW RUG, GLORIA FRANCISCO, WOOL, COTTON, 37” X 18”
Gallup, NM has been associated with the railroad since its inception in the 1880s. It is named after a paymaster for the railroad, David Gallup, "let's go see Gallup to get our pay". In 1924 Gallup built its train depot that still stands today. That is when Gallup saw an increase in tourism and began spending lots of energy and effort to develop the Native American arts trade. Navajo weavings had already been introduced to the rest of America in the late 1800s and early 1900s by mail order catalogs. Not everyone wanted to spend the money for more expensive hand woven Navajo rugs so the Gallup Throw was introduced. This rug was different, it had a cotton warp and many times was left unfinished with fringes at one edge. Today the Gallup Throw is still be woven. However, it is now done mostly by Navajo women that are older and one day we probably wont see many of these weavings. It is lots of work for a piece of handmade art that doesn't demand a high price tag, and that is why it might not be carried on by the younger generation. We have a large selection of these great rugs and like the early 1920's Gallup we offer you the opportunity to take a little piece of Gallup home with you.
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