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Auth: Antique American Indian Rug / Blanket Transitional Beauty 5x8\' NR
Wonderful weaving - 120+ years old Classic
Powerful Collectors piece that captures the heart and soul of the WEST
Happiness found! ... the weaving has a living Spirit and reflects LOVE and JOY!
All are Rugs come with unconditional money back guarantees
Stunning Antique Native American rug/blanket a true piece of American History and Indigenous Americans
textile art!
Handmade by skilled weavers, it features a mystical design with movement that is sure to add a touch of elegant vibrancy, spirituality and FUN to any Collection .
The rug is a wonderful addition to any collection and is sure to be a conversation starter that one can bank on!
Whether you are a fan of Native American culture or simply appreciate unique and beautiful Textile ART , this Rug / Blanket is a must-have Investment in preserving the Heritage of the American experience!
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Navajo History
The Navajo or Dine (dih-NEH, the Navajo word for themselves, meaning “the people”) are an Athabascan people who migrated to the Southwest from western Canada sometime between 1300 and 1500 AD. After their arrival, a holy person named Spider Woman taught the Dine how to weave. Spider Man gave them instructions for building the looms. Accordingly, Dine men build the looms for their wives, daughters and mothers, but women traditionally do the weaving.
Anthropologists believe that the Navajo learned to weave from their Pueblo Indian neighbors. Since about 800 AD, the Pueblo peoples had been weaving cotton originally brought from Mexico. The Navajo and Pueblo had extensive contact through friendly trading, but also through the raiding depredations and slave taking of the Navajo from surrounding tribes. Pueblo influence on the Navajo undoubtedly increased when the Spanish occupied Pueblo lands beginning in the late 1500s. Religious repression and harsh treatment at the hands of the Spanish drove many Pueblo families to escape deep into Navajo territory. By the mid-1600s, the Navajo were becoming skilled weavers.Prior to imparting their weaving knowledge to the Navajo, Pueblo weavers themselves had come under the influence of Spanish weavers. The most important and long-lasting change was the introduction of wool.
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