1930s Beaded Paiute Basket turquoise-mine_emerald-valley Handwoven with processed wool using

Handwoven with processed wool using natural undyed wool colors and bright aniline dyes for a bold contrast

A finely woven 1940s Navajo Two Grey Hills weaving featuring a double-diamond central medallion surrounded by intricate stepped geometric motifs and wide

featuring a strong central medallion with stepped geometric forms

Begay (War Eagle)

The high-polish silver surface is cut with precise zigzag patterns that create strong contrast against the oxidized background

1930s Beaded Paiute Basket turquoise-mine_emerald-valley Handwoven with processed wool usingSmall 1930s Paiute handwoven sumac basket. The coiled basketry foundation is overlaid with colorful glass seed beads in vivid shades of green, blue, yellow, orange, red, purple, and white. Geometric and floral designs encircle the rounded body, while an eight pointed star decorates the base. A scalloped rim completes the lively, sculptural form. Beaded baskets such as this were created in the Yosemite Mono Lake region during the early 20th century,