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Arizona Highways Magazine September 1964 Navajo Rug ~ Modern Navajo Weaving by Clara Tanner The transition to styles with a distinctive local flavor occurred gradually and without fanfare Some of the old styles persisted side by side with the new a trend still apparent to this day A noted authority traces the history of Navajo weaving from its inception three centuries ago then describes current work Seven pages of text with bw

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Symbols and motifs in Navajo weaving Canyon Road Arts ~ Symbols and motifs in Navajo weaving These elements were incorporated into old wearing blankets and continue in the modern day Navajo rugs Again we cannot be too sure of some of the meanings but many Navajo grandmothers will tell you that the diamond is a symbol of the Dinétah or Navajo homeland with its four sacred corners that are