Navajo Coal Mine Rug – 4 Sacred Mountain Colors – Amelda Gray

Description

11″ x 13″  

This stunning Navajo rug was handwoven by master weaver Amelda Gray. Measuring 11″ x 13″, this piece showcases the traditional “Coal Mine” technique — a style named after the Coal Mine Mesa area of the Navajo Nation, known for its distinctive geometric patterning and bold use of color.

Amelda incorporated the 4 Sacred Mountain colors into this rug, which represent the four sacred mountains that define the boundaries of Dinétah (the Navajo homeland). These colors hold deep spiritual and cultural significance in Navajo tradition, making this piece not only a beautiful work of art but also a meaningful cultural treasure.

Each rug is one-of-a-kind and entirely handwoven, reflecting the extraordinary skill and dedication required to produce authentic Navajo textiles. This piece would make a wonderful addition to any collection of Native American art.