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Although the Navajo Indians are now known mainly for their magnificent rugs, they first
wove blankets for their own use. With the expansion of trading, these weavings evolved into the flat-woven rugs we know
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American Heirloom's Southwestern Rug Collection features exciting adaptations of these authentic Navajo designs. The
Sierra Reflections, designed by Pat Chisholm, was influenced by an antique Bayetta Cheiftans blanket. Henry Oosterman
created our Colorado Sunrise especially for his wife. | |
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SW 322 A.H. Sierra Reflections [2' x 2-1/2'] champagne, dull rose, pink, turquoise, light blue, spruce |
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SW 323 A.H. Desert Flower [2' x 3'] natural, dull rose, dark brown, sand, beige, pink |
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SW 334 A.H. Colorado Sunrise [3' x 5'] natural, dark brown, dark green, steel, red, rust, plum, sand, red rose, old rose, dull rose, pink |
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SW 335 A.H. Sequoia [3' x 5'] natural, ivory, sand, black, rust |
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* This rug is currently not listed in our catalog, but if you contact us, we will gladly provide you with more information. |
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