Mid‑Century Navajo Striped Rug – South West Us, c. 1940s–60s lip and charcoal cut across an

and charcoal cut across an ivory wool ground in sharp zigzag rhythms

It’s been well worn

A military vest with a front zipper and an unusual pocket whose original purpose remains unclear

featuring red dragon and Mt

lived-in character

Mid‑Century Navajo Striped Rug – South West Us, c. 1940s–60s lip and charcoal cut across an37. 5" Width 23 Height Bold horizontal bands of cream, rust, green, mustard, and brown create a compelling rhythm on handwoven wool in the classic flatweave style. The richly varied stripes reflect the mid20thcentury Navajo embrace of both natural and commercial dyes from the EyeDazzler era, while the preserved side selvedges and absence of fringe confirm its heritage. An artful yet functional textile in compact form.