Mid-Century Navajo Rug, Crystal Style, Handwoven Wool, Natural and Earth Tones, Circa 1940–1955

A finely handwoven Navajo wool rug from the mid-20th century, most likely woven in the Crystal or Ganado region. The composition features a series of stepped diamond medallions framed by angular motifs in natural ivory, brown, and grey wool accented with muted ochre and rose tones.
The interplay of hand-spun natural yarns and early aniline dyes produces a warm, softly faded palette characteristic of trading-post era Navajo textiles.
Large enough for use as a centerpiece rug yet refined enough to display as wall art, it embodies the harmonious geometry and spiritual symmetry central to Navajo weaving tradition.
Origin: Navajo Nation, Southwestern USA Date: Circa 1940–1955 Technique: Handwoven flat weave, wool on wool Condition: Very good, age-appropriate wear consistent with vintage use Provenance: Acquired in Colorado Springs, USA
Styling Notes This mid-century Navajo rug introduces texture, warmth, and heritage to any setting. Its muted earth tones pair beautifully with natural wood, leather, and neutral upholstery, creating a seamless dialogue between Southwestern tradition and modern design. Perfect for collectors, interior designers, or anyone seeking an authentic handcrafted textile with timeless appeal.

Size: 5 x 7 Ft (154 x 216 cm) Materials: Wool Color: Multicolor Pile Height: Low Shape: Rectangle Type: Area Rug Ref No: TEK2581 * * * Please inquire about wholesale pricing * * *