Level: Rooms + Suites

This weaving is a contemporary Chinle rug woven with numerous strips and using a single pattern to decorate the panels. It is narrower that most pieces of its length and … Continued

Diamond Twill weaving were often the favorite style of rug to be used as a saddle blanket because of their thickness and durability. This saddle blanket was probably made with … Continued

This weaving was made near Chinle, Arizona near the mouth of Canyon de Chelly in the heart of the Navajo Nation. The style originated with the help and urging of … Continued

This geometric pattern weaving is from the Burntwater Chapter area of the Navajo Nation. It was here that Navajo women began using vegetal dyes in patterned weavings as opposed to … Continued

The early vegetal dye weavings, which began to be popular in the late 1930’s, were woven in striped patterns. In the late 1960’s, some weavers in the Burntwater Chapter area … Continued

While exploring various artistry concepts within the space (smell, touch, taste, sight) it is evident that you can not sit within a forest without hearing sounds of birds, the wind … Continued

The soap dish is wheel thrown. The darker soap dish is a great contrast to the natural soap color. The shape is soft and loose and the soap dish is … Continued

The keepsake dish is designed to seamlessly hold whatever is in your pocket for safe keeping. It is also made with the intention of being able to easily remove its … Continued

This bud vase is meant to complement the angular aspects of the room. The white slip is dipped over the black clay and flows down organically to resemble the bark … Continued

A profile of a young Cheyenne girl shows her innocence on the plains. She wears a buckskin dress with Cheyenne designs. “It is not typical to see Native male artists … Continued