Navajo Ganado Rugs

Navajo Ganado rugs are first identified by their red background which can range from a bright crimson to a deep maroon.  Typically, a serrated diamond or double diamond design is executed in a variety of greys, black and white with brown being used on occasion.  The edges of the central design may include additional attached geometric design elements.  Stair steps, crosses or other geometric shapes are placed in the remaining background space and corners of the Ganado rug with the entire area of the rug enclosed by a dark border.  (Continued below.)

 

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Navajo Ganado Rug - Cecelia Descheny (#005)
Navajo Ganado Rug - Cecelia Descheny (#005)

Navajo Rugs
Ganado
20 1/4" x 37"

$375.00

 

Grey & Red Ganado Rug - Clara Toney (#005)
Grey & Red Ganado Rug - Clara Toney (#005)

Navajo Rug
Grey & Red Ganado
39" x 53"

$5,750.00

 

Navajo Asymmetrical Ganado Rug - Carmelita Sagg (#023)
Navajo Asymmetrical Ganado Rug - Carmelita Sagg (#023)

Navajo Rugs
Asymmetrical Ganado
44" x 73"

$2,500.00

 

Navajo Handspun Revial Style Red Ganado Rug - Jophira Merritt (#01)
Navajo Handspun Revial Style Red Ganado Rug - Jophira Merritt (#01)

Navajo Rugs
Handspun Ganado
23 x 30

$310.00

 

Navajo Silver & Red Ganado Rug - Clara Ann Toney (#3)
Navajo Silver & Red Ganado Rug - Clara Ann Toney (#3)

Navajo Rug
Ganado
35" x  53"

$5,250.00

 

Navajo Grey & Red Ganado Rug - Sadie Begay (#12)
Navajo Grey & Red Ganado Rug - Sadie Begay (#12)

Navajo Rug
Ganado
33 1/2" x 45 1/2"
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$935.00

 

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 Rich reds are what come to mind when considering “Ganado Red” weavings, a classic Navajo rug style popularized by trader John Lorenzo Hubbell.  Named for the small Navajo community of Ganado where in 1878 Hubbell founded his first trading post, this style of Navajo rug has become one of the most popular and enduring of all Navajo weavings.

The best way to differentiate a Ganado rug from its similar cousin, the Klagetoh weaving is to focus on the background color.  While employing the same palette of reds, greys, black and white, a classic Ganado weaving will have a red background whereas the predominant background color for a Klagetoh rug is grey.


Artists who create Navajo Ganado Rugs:

Sadie Begay
Sadie Begay
Cecelia Descheny
Cecelia Descheny
Jophira Merritt
Jophira Merritt
Carmelita Sagg
Carmelita Sagg
Clara Toney
Clara Toney


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