Collection: Klagetoh Area Weavings
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Vendor:Navajo Weaving
Klagetoh Circa 1930s 45.5" x 73" - C007050
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The Klagetoh area is just a little south of the famous Ganado area trading post in Ganado, Arizona. The two weavings styles are similar with the Klagetoh having more of a grey field than a red background.
Among the most popular of all Navajo rug designs are the Ganado and Klagetoh styles, considered “contrasts” of one another, these distinct rugs complement each other in more ways than one. Though Ganado and Klagetoh have so much in common, they’re quite distinct among their Navajo rug peers. Boasting rare hook patterns, diagonals, and cloud or stair borders, weavers specializing in these two patterns have spent a lifetime honing their skills to create something not found anywhere else. In fact, when lined up with popular rug patterns like the Two Grey Hills, you’ll immediately see the difference in colors, patterns and styles.
The Klagetoh area is just a little south of the famous Ganado area trading post in Ganado, Arizona. The two weavings styles are similar with the Klagetoh having more of a grey field than a red background.
Among the most popular of all Navajo rug designs are the Ganado and Klagetoh styles, considered “contrasts” of one another, these distinct rugs complement each other in more ways than one. Though Ganado and Klagetoh have so much in common, they’re quite distinct among their Navajo rug peers. Boasting rare hook patterns, diagonals, and cloud or stair borders, weavers specializing in these two patterns have spent a lifetime honing their skills to create something not found anywhere else. In fact, when lined up with popular rug patterns like the Two Grey Hills, you’ll immediately see the difference in colors, patterns and styles.