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Men's Wearing Blanket (Third Phase Chief Style)
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Men's Wearing Blanket (Third Phase Chief Style)

Unknown weaver , Navajo (Diné), active late 19th century, Navajo Nation (parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, United States) · c. 1870–1880 · Wool, wedge tapestry weave, bound edges with corner tassels

From the collection of Art Institute of Chicago. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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blanket (covering)navajowool (textile)wedge tapestry weavinggeometric motifnative americanamericastextileArts of the Americascostumeweaving
Credit lineMen's Wearing Blanket (Third Phase Chief Style). c. 1870–1880. Unknown weaver , Navajo (Diné), active late 19th century, Navajo Nation (parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, United States). The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of the Powell Family in memory of their parents Father Peter Powell and Virginia Raisch Powell. CC0.
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