Mid‑Century Navajo Lightning Rug – Southwest U.S., c. 1950s star resulting in a subdued

resulting in a subdued

the composition and palette suggest a Central Mexican weaving tradition

Originally ordered by a soldier stationed in Japan

Personally

Thick leather tabs

Mid‑Century Navajo Lightning Rug – Southwest U.S., c. 1950s star resulting in a subdued36" Width 44. 5 Height Bold tones of burnt orange, deep red, ochre, and charcoal cut across an ivory wool ground in sharp zigzag rhythms. The mirrored lightning motifs echo the visual intensity of the Eye Dazzler tradition in Navajo weaving. With clean selvedge edges and a dense flat weave, this mid sized textile balances ornament and utility with striking clarity.