"Navajo Rug Weavers" by Ray Swanson

"Navajo Rug Weavers" by Ray SwansonAfter shearing the sheep, the Navajo women take the wool selected for rug weaving and begin the hard process of cleaning and carding. This is in preparation for spinning it into yarn for the weaving of rugs. It is a Navajo custom the family and friends get together to help each other. In the center of the painting, Martha Arizona, and daughter in law, Nora work on the wool while baby Arvena crawls away. Giclee reproduction on canvas is as visually

breathable linings

This giclee is 17" high by 11" wide

A duty shoe with great style and comfort

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This Ranger Belt Buckle Set is shown on a Chocolate Crocodile Strap sold separately

A wonderful boot for work and play

Ring Size: 7

The artwork in the 600 Series includes prints of original artwork that sold for $10

Java Lizard shows its charm with the subtle highs and lows of its scale pattern

Cushioned midsole absorbs shock

the artist rarely saw a Navajo man attired in a traditional velvet shirt

which is no longer available or being mined