Lorenzo Hubbell, a famous early trader at his post in Ganado, Az. was the creator of the "Ganado Red" Navajo rug style. He loved and encouraged the use of deep rich red dyed wool for the background color. Design elements from the early Navajo blankets were incorporated into these "Ganado Red" rugs.
Today the Ganado rugs will have a red background with accent colors of black, grey, white or brown. The central design features a single or double diamond and four triangles, one in each corner. Other design elements may include hook patterns, simple diagonals and cloud or stair design borders.
Noted weavers would include Sadie Curtis, Ruby Hubbard, Sarah Tisi and Elverna Vanwinkle.
$2,500.00
C0874 by Beth Lewis Size: 45" x 70" |
$5,500.00
W3981 by Annie Nez Size: 59" x 78" |
$22,500.00
O5493 circa 1930s-1940s Size: 8' 3" x 11' 4" |
$7,800.00
W4756 by Tina Conn Size: 51" x 73" |
$890.00
W4725 by Sarah Tisi Size: 12" x 49" |
$3,800.00
O5824 circa 1940s Size: 46" x 77" |
$1,200.00
W4730 by Susie Mike Size: 33" x 45" |
$890.00
W4675 by Elverna Vanwinkle Size: 15 1/2" x 21" |
$4,800.00
W4681 by Sarah Paul Begay Size: 48" x 48" |
$625.00
W4629 by Wilson Bekay Size: 27" x 36" |
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