Handwoven Transitional Navajo Rug made in North America 40" x 73" #5024

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DESCRIPTION: Transitional Navajo rugs, woven from the 1880s to early 1900s, mark the shift from wearable blankets to floor rugs made for trade. These pieces often blend traditional banded or diamond patterns with new bordered formats, and show experimentation with layout, symmetry, and negative space. Colors typically include natural wool tones like ivory, gray, and brown, along with an emerging use of aniline dyes in reds, pinks, indigos, and greens, reflecting both innovation and cultural continuity.