1940s Two Grey Hills rug-color_multi-color nearly 200 photographs chronicle the

nearly 200 photographs chronicle the evolution of Hopi jewelry over the last four decades and illustrate the often stunning and innovative creations of twelve well-known Hopi artists

He considered corn to be his “life’s work” (jewelry was his “hobby”)

Fine Handwoven Navajo Moki Chief Blanket Revival Weaving

The wide silver band is decorated with bold chisel-stamped radiating designs

1940s Two Grey Hills rug-color_multi-color nearly 200 photographs chronicle theA finely woven 1940s Navajo Two Grey Hills weaving featuring a double diamond central medallion surrounded by intricate stepped geometric motifs and wide, balanced borders. Handwoven with hand carded and hand spun natural wool in classic Two Grey Hills tones of grey, cream, black, and subtle brown. The design displays excellent symmetry and crisp line work characteristic of the regional style. Condition shows minor, age appropriate wear consistent