2 Navajo Ganado Rugs

DESCRIPTION: Includes red and black & grey and red. The Ganado Red was inspired by early trader, Juan Lorenzo Hubbell, founder of Hubbell Trading Post in 1878 (which is now a National Park), these bold and colorful rugs were modeled after paintings by the renowned artist E.A. Burbank, that can still be seen today in the Hubbell Rug Room. Hubbell operated over 20 Trading Posts at one time across the Central Navajo Nation. 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. MEASUREMENTS: 1' 9" to 2' 4" wide x 3' 7" 4' 10" long. CONDITION: Small hole in bigger Ganado rug.