Navajo women began weaving eye-dazzlers only after gaining access to brightly colored yarns manufactured after 1868." Denetdale is the great-great-great-granddaughter of Manuelito and Juanita.

This rug was to be circular, requiring a round loom so difficult and time-consuming to build that few Navajo weavers attempt it. Those who do refuse to reveal their secrets.

With every artisan, a story of dignity and love. Together, Jaipur Rugs and the World Happiness Foundation are not just weaving rugs—they are weaving a world of happiness. ---- ...

Bring the whole family and join an interactive experience for young visitors to understand the care and pride involved in weaving a Navajo rug. Weaving Family Threads ...

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Master teachers Barbara Teller Ornelas and Lynda Teller Peete held a Navajo weaving workshop in Tucson to teach skills while keeping Navajo culture alive for the next generation.

Navajo weaving has been documented as early as the 1700s. They used upright looms with no moving parts and wool produced by their own Navajo-Churro sheep. The unprocessed wool retained lanolin ...

As part of its ongoing Casual Conversations series, the Fairport Harbor Public Library will host a lecture and demonstration by retired educator and Fairport Harbor resident Rebecca Steinback on ...

Navajo weaving has been documented as early as the 1700s. They used upright looms with no moving parts and wool produced by their own Navajo-Churro sheep.