| Stock number | 25887 |
| Size | 2 ft 2 in x 4 ft 3 in (0.66 m x 1.30 m) |
| Origin | Native American |
| Age | Circa 1935 |
| Style | Navajo |
| Materials | Wool |
| Construction | Hand Knotted Pile |
| Colors | Brown Earth Tone |
| Pattern | Geometric, Medallion |
Antique Navajo Native American Rug, Circa Date: 1935. This striking example of Southwestern weaving represents the enduring artistic legacy of the Navajo people. Woven during the mid-1930s, it showcases the shift towards powerful, defined patterns favored by collectors of antique rugs. The palette is masterfully balanced, utilizing high-contrast tones of deep black, crisp white, and natural gray. These are punctuated by rich, saturated hues of brown and a vibrant red that borders on salmon coral pink color. This sophisticated use of color creates depth and intensity, typical of high-quality early 20th-century Native American textiles. The design centers on a bold, elongated diamond or hourglass structure running the length of the field. The serrated edges and zig-zag borders create dynamic movement, emphasizing the strong, linear nature of geometric rugs.