Description: Traditional Navajo rug patterns are predominantly geometric, featuring bold shapes such as diamonds, triangles, zigzags, crosses, and serrated or stepped edges that often represent natural elements like lightning, mountains, or sacred symbols. Many designs incorporate a central motif—such as a large diamond or rectangle. The colors traditionally draw from natural wool tones (grays, browns, blacks, whites) accented with vibrant reds. While these rugs draw inspiration from these iconic Navajo motifs, many similar "Navajo-style" rugs are now handwoven in central Asia using comparable geometric layouts adapted for modern production.
Design: Navajo
Primary Colors: Tan
Minor colors: Charcoal, Rust, Gold, Blue
Exact Size: 8'0" x 10'7"
Style: Tribal
Age: New
Pile Material: 100% Wool
Country of Origin: Afghanistan
