Detailed stitching can be seen on this 1930s storm pattern saddle blanket at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Conn. Tuesday, July 17, 2018. The new exhibit, "A Continuous Thread: Navajo Weaving ...

Although their name is unknown, a Navajo weaver made this wearing blanket between 1860 and 1865. The School for Advanced Research acquired it in 1931, and it’s in the collection of SAR’s ...

A section of square patterns is believed to have come from design elements of Navajo basketry. Unidentified artist, Navajo, Transitional blanket, 1890-1910. Handspun wool, aniline dyes.

However, what made this wearing blanket particularly special is the pattern indication it’s from the “beginning of Navajo weaving” and displayed “its purest form”, as well as the ...

As the weather cools down, the scarves come out … even in Los Angeles. (Hey, it gets chilly here, too!) And this season, celebs are sporting a bold new trend when it comes to the ubiquitous neck ...

From Pendleton to Urban Outfitters, Navajo blanket patterns have been incorporated into clothing, blankets, and other products for western consumption. This appropriation is not new; since the ...

From Pendleton to Urban Outfitters, Navajo blanket patterns have been incorporated into clothing, blankets, and other products for western consumption. This appropriation is not new; since the ...