Native American Pressed Navajo Botanical Specimens Used in Vegetal Dyed Navajo Rugs. #857 Sold Out black_white Legion has it that the

Legion has it that the white beads were added to make the piece imperfect so as not to make the Gods upset

The result is a group of prills (small round sections of copper

typically from cottonwood root

The ranch owner showed the postcard to friends and business acquaintances and eventually displayed it in a shop window in Helena

This weaving is hand dyed by Ellen using her personal dye palette

Native American Pressed Navajo Botanical Specimens Used in Vegetal Dyed Navajo Rugs. #857 Sold Out black_white Legion has it that theNative American, Pressed Navajo Botanical Specimens uses in vegetal dyed Navajo Rugs 857. Description: Tribe Region of Origin: Navajo, Type of Item: Pressed botanical specimens listed with plant name and the Navajo name for the plant as used in medicine. Also includes rug sampler, Material Media Medium: Plant samples including blue flower lupine, sumac berries and leaves, gambel oak, rabbit bush, sage brush, Navajo tea, Brigham tea, Canyaigre dock