1980s Chinle necklace-length-25-26 featuring cobble inlay of natural

featuring cobble inlay of natural Morenci turquoise accented with Mediterranean coral

The jar is made of native clay and fired traditionally out of doors in cedar wood and sheep manure

with dynamic zigzag lightning lines connecting to corner elements representing the four sacred mountains

featuring an intricate overlay design depicting a Hopi village scene with symbolic elements including prayer feathers

A strong mid-century interpretation of the historic Chief Blanket aesthetic with good color and graphic presence

1980s Chinle necklace-length-25-26 featuring cobble inlay of naturalNavajo Chinle weaving, circa 1980s, woven with natural wool colors, vegetal dyes, and aniline red dye. The design features a classic horizontal banded layout with alternating fine stripe sections and bold geometric bands, including serrated diamond and stepped motifs. The combination of soft natural browns, grays, golds, and creams with stronger red accents gives the weaving the balanced, rhythmic character associated with Chinle style weavings. 54