Featured is an antique, circa 1890s handwoven Navajo transitional wool rug. The rug features bold stripes of various widths, in a palette of red-orange, cream, tan and black, with tan and brown twisted stitches to the edges, and short twisted lengths of wool in the four corners. The red dye in the rug is made of cochineal. No maker’s marks. Hand-Woven Wool
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