Transitional Blanket C. 1890s

This transitional blanket, dating back to the 1890s, showcases a striking combination of red, black, and grey in a diamond and banded pattern. Handwoven with historical significance by Native American artisans, it reflects a transitional period in Navajo weaving, blending traditional motifs with evolving design elements. Despite some tears and fades that attest to its age and authenticity, this blanket remains a captivating piece of cultural heritage and artistry.