| Stock number | 24163 |
| Size | 2 ft 4 in x 4 ft 3 in (0.71 m x 1.30 m) |
| Origin | American USA |
| Age | Circa 1930 |
| Style | Navajo |
| Materials | Wool |
| Construction | Flat Weave |
| Colors | Gray |
| Pattern | Allover |
A 1930s American Navajo Two Grey Hills carpet, measuring approximately 61.1 × 122.0 cm (about 2'0" × 4'0"). The composition pairs a grey field with a chocolate-brown border in the disciplined natural-fiber palette characteristic of the Two Grey Hills weaving tradition. Two Grey Hills is a Navajo weaving region in northwestern New Mexico, recognized for its distinctive fine, undyed natural-wool palette (white, grey, brown, black) and tightly drawn geometric compositions. Navajo Two Grey Hills weavings are among the most collected formats of Native American textile. Hand-woven wool. Authentic one-of-a-kind antique Navajo.