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Rug # A34 

32" X 40" 

Susie McCabe

$750

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The area of Crystal is on the western slope of the Chuska Mountain range.  The Navajo term for the area is Tonlt'ili meaning "where the crystal water flows out."  It has been an established area for fine weaving since just before the turn of the century.  The rugs for which it was famous originally were aniline-dyed and made with elaborate patterns.  Around the mid- 1940's the borderless, vegetal-dyed designs associated with the region of Crystal appeared. 

This area's style of weaving is sometimes confused with the Chinle and Wide ruins patterns. 

 

Key Benefits

bulletTraditional style
bulletVegetal dye colors
bulletSimple design that complements most house interiors

Below are a few of our rugs that we have in stock

Rug #L18

31" X 57"

Millie Platero

Old Crystal

 

Rug #U20

34" X 64"

Fannie Begay

Crystal

 

 

Rug #Q122

24" X 44"

Melissa White

Crystal

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Rug #G32

34" X 50"

Betty L Begay

Crystal

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Rug #J307

22" X 30"

Millie Platero

Crystal

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Rug #P310

2.5' X 4.5'

Ruth Blackmountain

Crystal

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