Antique/Vintage Navajo Klagetoh Hand-Woven Wool Runner

Up for auction is a stunning example of a Klagetoh-style Navajo weaving. This runner features the iconic Klagetoh aesthetic: a centralized, elongated diamond motif framed by intricate geometric borders and a sophisticated, earthy color palette.

Unlike the bright reds of Ganado weaves, this piece utilizes natural wool tones and soft, sun-faded salmon/pink dyes, creating a muted, "primitive" look that is highly sought after by collectors of Southwestern textiles.

Product Details:

• Style: Klagetoh / Southwestern Tapestry

• Dimensions: 59” L x 21 1/2” W

• Material: 100% Hand-spun wool

• Pattern: Four-diamond central medallion with stepped-cross and "Greek Key" accents

Condition Report:

This rug shows its history with a beautiful, authentic patina.

• Wear: There is a notable hole in the central medallion area and some smaller "bites" or thinning spots in the cream field.

• Edges: Visible fraying at the corners and along the selvedge (sides).

• Display: While it shows wear, the structural integrity of the weave remains solid enough for wall-mounted display or as a decorative accent piece.

Please review the detailed photos provided to see the specific areas of wear and the beautiful texture of the hand-spun wool.

Shipping: Ships promptly and securely via USPS. Please reach out with any questions!