| Stock number | 24368 |
| Size | 4 ft 7 in x 6 ft 10 in (1.40 m x 2.08 m) |
| Origin | Native American |
| Age | Circa 1940 |
| Style | Navajo |
| Materials | Wool |
| Construction | Flat Weave |
| Colors | Gray |
| Pattern | Geometric |
Antique Navajo Small Scatter Size Wool Gray Rug, Circa Date: 1940s. This striking textile exemplifies the powerful, graphic tradition of Southwestern American weaving. Woven entirely in wool, its design relies on bold, interlocking geometric forms rendered in a highly controlled palette of black, cream, and subtle gray. The composition features a monumental, stepped central motif, often interpreted as a stylized cross or axis mundi, flanked by repeating, angular patterns. The masterful use of a subtle gray color rugs field provides a sophisticated backdrop for the stark contrast of the black and cream outlines, lending the piece a distinctly modern sensibility that resonates with mid-century design. Crafted during a period of evolving commercial demand for Native American textiles, this piece retains the integrity of traditional weaving techniques.