One Hundred Years of Navajo Rugs
Marian E. Rodee’s One Hundred Years of Navajo Rugs offers a focused study of Navajo rug making across a century. Combining interest in textile art, craftsmanship, and cultural history, the book is suited to readers exploring weaving traditions, Native American art, and the lasting significance of handmade rugs.
About This Book
One Hundred Years of Navajo Rugs presents a focused look at Navajo rugs across a century of artistic and cultural history.
Marian E. Rodee examines the enduring significance of these woven works as examples of textile art and craftsmanship.
For readers interested in rugs, Native American art, weaving, and the history of design, this volume offers a dedicated study of an important tradition.
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