GREAT GRADUATION GIFTNAVAJO Yei Wall Hanging

1-Of-A-Kind Highly Unusual Pictorial Rug Wall Hanging of a Navajo Woman Praying and Entreating the Yei God by Sprinkling Corn Meal or Corn Pollen on the Ground which the Yei Deity Sees and Is Crossing Over the Sacred Mountain to Receive It. Highly Unusual Theme. Purchased new in Chinle, Arizona about 2005 and in storage since then. Handmade by Navajo rugmaker Rita Gilmore. Handspun wool and dyed. I am told by Navajo from the area the mountain most looks like San Francisco peak above Flagstaff, AZ., 1 of the 4 mountains sacred to the Navajo, and is not far from Chinle, AZ where the rug was purchased New about 2005 at high school graduation time. Almost all Yei rugs portray an inline dance ritual. This unusual rug portrays a personal relation to a Yei in a clearly religious, spiritual ritual. I myself in 40 years have never seen a scene of similar personal involvement and meaning. Rug has been in storage all these years and comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise, and a photo of the weaver, Rita Gilmore. Rug is, of course, all wool, handwoven, with natural vegetal dyes and radiant colors. No shipping. Sale upon satisfactory inspection. Payment in cash only; exchange to be made at safe location such as public library. May phone me at: 412-916-7268. Thank you for your interest.

GREAT GRAD GIFTNavajo WIDE RUINS WALL HANGING

Authentic Navajo Wool Rug Weaving in Wide Ruins Regional Style. Hand woven and hand dyed by Marie Begay on Navajo reservation. 22 inches by 32 inches. Purchased new in 2004 at Gallup, New Mexico Tribal International and in storage since then. Brightly Multi-colored rug with serial bands of tan, sunshine yellow and pale blue colored designs, highlighted with touch of deep red, layered on a light mocha brown background, as with Wide Ruins style. Colors are soft and muted in a settled pattern, providing a peaceful harmonious ambience on viewing. There are smaller narrow bands between the main design, as with the Wide Ruins pattern. To view and purchase, a meeting can be arranged at a secure public place in Madison area such as a library. Payment for the rug must be in cash, please. Please communicate an interest by email. I must use library for internet service so may delay my response. Thank you for your interest. May Text Me 412-916-7268.

GREAT GRAD GIFT Navajo WIDE RUINS WALL HANGING

Authentic Navajo Wool Rug Weaving in Wide Ruins Regional Style. Hand woven and hand dyed by Marie Begay on Navajo reservation. 22 inches by 32 inches. Purchased new in 2004 at Gallup, New Mexico Tribal International and in storage since then. Brightly Multi-colored rug with serial bands of tan, sunshine yellow and pale blue colored designs, highlighted with touch of deep red, layered on a light mocha brown background, as with Wide Ruins style. Colors are soft and muted in a settled pattern, providing a peaceful harmonious ambience on viewing. There are smaller narrow bands between the main design, as with the Wide Ruins pattern. To view and purchase, a meeting can be arranged at a secure public place in Madison area such as a library. Payment for the rug must be in cash, please. Please communicate an interest by email. I must use library for internet service so may delay my response. May phone at 412-916-7268. Thank you for your interest.

GREAT GRAD GIFTNavajo WIDE RUINS WALL HANGING

Authentic Navajo Wool Rug Weaving in Wide Ruins Regional Style. Hand woven and hand dyed by Marie Begay on Navajo reservation. 22 inches by 32 inches. Purchased new in 2004 at Gallup, New Mexico Tribal International and in storage since then. Brightly Multi-colored rug with serial bands of tan, sunshine yellow and pale blue colored designs, highlighted with touch of deep red, layered on a light mocha brown background, as with Wide Ruins style. Colors are soft and muted in a settled pattern, providing a peaceful harmonious ambience on viewing. There are smaller narrow bands between the main design, as with the Wide Ruins pattern. To view and purchase, a meeting can be arranged at a secure public place in Madison area such as a library. Payment for the rug must be in cash, please. Please communicate an interest by email. I must use library for internet service so may delay my response. Thank you for your interest. May Text Me 412-916-7268.

GREAT GRADUATION GIFTNAVAJO Yei Wall Hanging

1-Of-A-Kind Highly Unusual Pictorial Rug Wall Hanging of a Navajo Woman Praying and Entreating the Yei God by Sprinkling Corn Meal or Corn Pollen on the Ground which the Yei Deity Sees and Is Crossing Over the Sacred Mountain to Receive It. Highly Unusual Theme. Purchased new in Chinle, Arizona about 2005 and in storage since then. Handmade by Navajo rugmaker Rita Gilmore. Handspun wool and dyed. I am told by Navajo from the area the mountain most looks like San Francisco peak above Flagstaff, AZ., 1 of the 4 mountains sacred to the Navajo, and is not far from Chinle, AZ where the rug was purchased New about 2005 at high school graduation time. Almost all Yei rugs portray an inline dance ritual. This unusual rug portrays a personal relation to a Yei in a clearly religious, spiritual ritual. I myself in 40 years have never seen a scene of similar personal involvement and meaning. Rug has been in storage all these years and comes with a certificate of authenticity from the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise, and a photo of the weaver, Rita Gilmore. Rug is, of course, all wool, handwoven, with natural vegetal dyes and radiant colors. No shipping. Sale upon satisfactory inspection. Payment in cash only; exchange to be made at safe location such as public library. May phone me at: 412-916-7268. Thank you for your interest.

GREAT GRAD GIFT Navajo WIDE RUINS WALL HANGING

Authentic Navajo Wool Rug Weaving in Wide Ruins Regional Style. Hand woven and hand dyed by Marie Begay on Navajo reservation. 22 inches by 32 inches. Purchased new in 2004 at Gallup, New Mexico Tribal International and in storage since then. Brightly Multi-colored rug with serial bands of tan, sunshine yellow and pale blue colored designs, highlighted with touch of deep red, layered on a light mocha brown background, as with Wide Ruins style. Colors are soft and muted in a settled pattern, providing a peaceful harmonious ambience on viewing. There are smaller narrow bands between the main design, as with the Wide Ruins pattern. To view and purchase, a meeting can be arranged at a secure public place in Madison area such as a library. Payment for the rug must be in cash, please. Please communicate an interest by email. I must use library for internet service so may delay my response. May phone at 412-916-7268. Thank you for your interest.