Object name: Rug / Collection place: Eastern Arizona / Culture or time period: Southwestern Native American - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-64943, described as Wide Ruins style"; alternating bands of grey and beige; 2 major design bands are beige, each with 3 complete and 2 partial linear geometric designs outlined in grey with beige central cross on white; badly defaced with bleach; handspun wool yarn. Grey is produced from a mistletoe dye.

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-71366, described as Tapestry weave; carded natural greige (beige/grey) ground with central motif of complex zigzag diamond in analine red outlined in vegetable dye yellow; small diamond, same colors, to right and left, wide red-outlined zigzag above and below center; black border with white zigzags inside. Wool warps and weft; soft, fluffy yarn; natural carded sheep's wool, aniline dye, vegetable dye (?).

Hearst Museum object titled Rug, accession number 2-72102, described as Navajo rug, "Two Grey Hills". wool; woven in natural and aniline-dyed handspun yarn with a design of a central terraced outlined diamond flanked by crosses with bold stepped triangle terminals, all within zig-zag and bar meander long borders and banded end borders in white, black and tan on variegated grey-tan field.