Bessie Barber Navajo Weaving MouseRug Book Rug Few oil painters are able

Few oil painters are able to capture the color of its landscapes like Kai Carpenter can

served as his touchstone and is reminiscent in the carpet from the Metropolitan’s collection on which this design is based

giving it a magical feel

stories of the Western frontier drew a Massachusetts inventor named Nathaniel Wyeth to the Oregon territories

Bessie Barber Navajo Weaving MouseRug Book Rug Few oil painters are ableDISCONTINUED ITEM (Limited supply exists) Weaving of blankets and rugs by the Navajo people has a long history dating back over three centuries with weavers innovating with ever changing designs. The new Burnham Style was developed by the Barber and Begay families of Burnham, New Mexico in the 1980s. Weavers use primarily the natural browns, whites, greys and blacks of sheep's wool, but with the distinctive inclusion of small areas of vibrant color.