Antique Navajo Geometric Rug, Handwoven Wool, Natural Colors, Circa 1920–1940

A finely handwoven Navajo rug featuring a bold geometric hourglass design, created in the early 20th century using hand-spun wool in natural undyed tones of brown and grey, accented by faded aniline red.
Likely woven in the Crystal or Red Mesa region, this piece reflects the transitional phase between traditional blanket weaving and the decorative trading-post rugs of the 1920s–1940s. Its minimalist, symmetrical composition and warm earthy palette make it a timeless example of Navajo textile art.
This rug remains in very good condition with only minor age-appropriate wear. Suitable for use as a wall hanging or floor accent in both Southwestern and modern interiors.
Origin: Navajo Nation, Southwestern USA Date: Circa 1920–1940 Technique: Handwoven wool on wool, flat-weave construction Condition: Very good vintage condition; minor wear consistent with age Provenance: Acquired in Colorado Springs, USA
Styling Notes This authentic Navajo rug’s restrained palette and symmetrical geometry lend harmony to both modern minimalist and rustic bohemian interiors. Whether hung on a wall, layered with other textiles, or displayed under a console, it offers warmth, authenticity, and a quiet strength rooted in Indigenous craftsmanship.

Size: 2.9 x 4.7 Ft (88 x 143 cm) Materials: Wool Color: Brown Pile Height: Low Shape: Rectangle Type: Accent Rug Ref No: TEK2580 * * * Please inquire about wholesale pricing * * *