Outstanding Transitional-period Navajo Eyedazzler weaving, circa 1910–1918, in vivid original condition. Double sided. First photo is one side. See photo with marks on backside. 48”x36”
Classic pre-1920 construction throughout: • Hand-spun wool warp and weft • Two-ply brown wool side cords • Simple twisted corner tassels • Tight, even weave with visible lazy lines on the reverse Only light, even wear and gentle sun-fading consistent with 105–115 years of careful use and display. Beautiful wall hanging. One small hole, see photo.
