Handmade Antique Native American Navajo Yei Rug 3.7' x 7.5' (113cm x 229cm) 1910s - 2B69 A Piece of American Folk Art A truly unique and compelling piece of American folk art. This handmade Navajo rug is a collectible treasure. Woven from rich, hand-spun wool, it showcases a striking pictorial design. This item features a series of spiritual or ceremonial figures. It is a genuine antique. Intricate Storytelling and Symbolism The rug's off-white field provides a perfect backdrop. It allows for the bold, earthy tones of its detailed imagery. Five central figures stand in a ceremonial pose. Their distinct headdresses and traditional attire are rendered in rich shades. These shades include green, rust, deep red, and brown. The central motif is a powerful representation of a cornstalk. This is a sacred symbol of life and sustenance in Navajo culture. The entire composition is framed by a strong border. This border is in a classic black and warm orange. The hand-woven craftsmanship is truly exceptional. Timeless Charm and Collectible Value This rug is a testament to the skilled handiwork of the Navajo people. Its design tells a powerful story. The wool is durable yet soft to the touch. This rug's good condition and powerful design make it a captivating piece. It is perfect for any collector. It also works as a stunning decorative accent in a modern or rustic interior. This rug can be a floor covering or a wall hanging. It is a one-of-a-kind work of art. Product Details Age: Circa 1910s Origin: United States (Navajo craftsmanship) Style: Native American, Folk Art, Tribal Condition: Good. Consistent with age and use. Material: Hand-spun Wool Design: Pictorial and ceremonial figures Dimensions: 90" x 44" (229 cm x 113 cm) 7.5' x 3.7' (description exceeds maximum possible length)