Desert elegance thrives in Arizona interiors with warm colors, natural textures, and timeless décor that honors the Southwest ...

FLAGSTAFF — Navajo dye expert Mark Deschinny — like his grandmother and mother before him — uses local plants to make natural dyes for Navajo weaving.

Read more The U.S. Postal Service will host its 4th Flagstaff job fair of the year on Thursday, July 10, from 10 a.m. to 1 ...

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This sprawling marketplace in Mesa, Arizona isn’t just a shopping destination – it’s practically a small city with its own economy, culture, and inexplicable abundance of socks for sale. The Mesa ...

Navajo women began weaving eye-dazzlers only after gaining access to brightly colored yarns manufactured after 1868." Denetdale is the great-great-great-granddaughter of Manuelito and Juanita.

This rug was to be circular, requiring a round loom so difficult and time-consuming to build that few Navajo weavers attempt it. Those who do refuse to reveal their secrets.

Just because farmhouse style has had its moment in the sun doesn't mean it needs to go out of style. With these tips, you can keep your decor timeless.

The Hubbell-Joe Navajo rug was woven out of hand-spun wool by the Joe Family in the 1930s. It was displayed at their Winslow trading outpost to attract tourists during the Depression. At 21 by 33 feet ...

Imagine wandering through an exhibition of artistic textiles and stumbling across a Navajo rug that looked for all the world like an Intel CPU. Well, that's exactly what happened to computer ...

Intel commissioned the Navajo rug as a gift to the American Indian Science & Engineering Society way back in 1994. It was crafted by Marilou Schultz based ...