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This is a 1900 - 1920 Navajo pictorial loom and It’s really cool. How do I know it’s from that timeframe? Well, there’s a couple of things. One, a look at the wool. The wool is clearly old. These weren’t done past the twenties and thirties. In fact, some of them were done in the 1880s, 1890s. If you look at the wood itself, it has this beautiful kind of wheat color that only occurs through oxidation. It was very white when the person made it, but over time it has not only yellowed but even the c

There’s two sides to every story… and every Navajo weaving. In this case, we have a Teec Nos Pos double saddle blanket with a beautiful, colorful design on the “A” side. The other side, or the “B” side, is fairly worn and the color has faded a great deal. There could be a multitude of reasons why one side is preserved and the other isn’t and unfortunately it does effect the value. However, that doesn’t mean they’re worthless. In fact, they can be great display pieces that less expensive than the

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