Antique Navajo Small Scatter Size Wool Coral Rug, Circa Date: 1880s. This exceptional weaving hails from the late 19th century, representing the apex of early Navajo textile artistry. The bold, serrated diamond motif dominates the field, a characteristic feature of geometric rugs from this period, showcasing the weaver’s mastery of line and symmetry. Size 3’4″ x 5’8″ Format: rectangular
Flatwoven entirely in wool, the palette is strikingly vibrant, centered on rich reds, deep saffron, and natural ivory. The primary hue is a saturated, warm coral, which places this piece among the most sought-after coral color rugs in our collection. The use of hand-spun, naturally dyed fibers gives the colors an unparalleled depth and textural longevity.
This piece is classified as a small scatter size, making it an incredibly versatile accent for modern or traditional interiors, suitable for hallways, bedside placement, or layering. Given its age and outstanding preservation, it stands as a remarkable example within the broader category of antique rugs available today.
The craftsmanship reflects the traditional flat-weave technique, emphasizing the sharp, stepped edges of the design elements. This Navajo textile is not merely floor covering; it is a vital piece of American textile history, offering a powerful statement of indigenous artistry and enduring cultural heritage.
Condition: Good. Repaired.
