Description:-
79298 Antique Teec Nos Pos Navajo Rug, 02'07 x 04'09.
Woven with soul and precision in the high desert mesas of the American Southwest, this handwoven wool Teec Nos Pos textile transcends function to become an emblem of cultural legacy and collector prestige. With its dazzling symmetry and diamond-based medallion composition, this exceptional masterpiece exemplifies the rare artistry and meticulous balance that define elite-level weaving traditions. Each serrated contour, every layered zigzag, echoes not just ancestral stories, but also the rhythmic heartbeat of land and loom. The bold contrast of red, ivory, black, and sun-warmed ochres speaks to both elemental power and ceremonial refinement.
The composition centers around a trio of stepped diamond medallions—radiating with solar symbolism and spiritual geometry—anchored by jagged mountainscapes and directional forms. This sophisticated interplay of negative space and saturated tone is framed by a border of repeating arrow motifs, each meticulously woven to evoke paths, prayers, and the protection of journeys past and present. These signature motifs are not mere decoration—they are maps of meaning, guiding the viewer through realms of memory and motion.
The color story in this heirloom textile is especially potent. The deep mineral browns and taupe-charcoals of the field are softened by earthy ochres and vibrant reds, while ivory accents lend clarity and luminance. These natural hues, sourced from vegetal and hand-dyed wool, elevate the textile’s authenticity and ethical artistry. No synthetic shortcuts were taken—this is a work rooted in ancestral wisdom, aligned with the cycles of the land and sky.
Coveted by connoisseurs and curators alike, true Teec Nos Pos rugs of this caliber are increasingly rare. They are not merely woven artworks—they are investments in Indigenous heritage and enduring elegance. Whether showcased in a collector’s gallery or gracing the floor of a refined organic-modern interior, this exquisite work of art offers not only aesthetic power but the moral prestige of cultural preservation and artisan support. A sacred geometry for the soul of the home.
- Abrash.
- Handwoven wool.
- Made in America.
- Measures: 02'07 x 04'09.
- Pile Height: 0.07 of an inch.
- Date: 1920's. Early 20th Century.
