Ganado Navajo rugs - classic Navajo rug
Navajo rugs, blankets and weavings

Ganado emerged as one of the original Navajo rug style centers during the Rug Period 1890-1920, and is often thought of as the classic Navajo rug. An uncomplicated geometric design theme dominated by the serrate, or stair-stepped diamond, on a beautifully dark red background, characterizes Ganado Navajo rugs. Ganado Navajo rug colors are traditionally red, black, gray and white, usually with a border of black or red, and sometimes an additional inner border. In some Ganado Navajo rugs one diamond is drawn out from end to end; in others, three adjoining or interlocking diamonds fill most of the space. Remaining areas may be filled with crosses, frets, triangles or zigzags.

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