VNA99-URP-1824
Lumiere Graphics
Navajo Women Weaving
$48.00 USD
/
This Navajo woman sits by a hand-strung loom in front of a log-and-mud Hogan. The photograph was probably shot in New Mexico. Navajo weavers usually sheared, washed, carded and spun the wool for their rugs. Color was added with native plants such as wild walnut and rabbitbrush. Photographed ca. 1920.
NOTE: Some images are valuable historical records. To preserve their original condition, we have presented them as captured; their resolution may not be optimal for modern displays.
Are you looking for a different size or Material?
For customized sizing or products please contacts.
