Sorry, but this is not a "saddle blanket." It is the wrong shape, for a
genuine saddle blanket. The size is important, and must be given, in
order to determine if it is, indeed, a "double, " or "single." A saddle
blanket, is really neither a rug, nor...
If it has fringe on both ends, you can eliminate the possibility of it
being Navajo, or Native American, since the Navajo use a unique loom,
making that impossible. And no other tribe in the United States is known
for making rugs that they sell comme...
The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 makes it a federal offense to
falsely market products as Indian-made, and thus undermine the
livelihoods of Native American artistsIf you do not specialize in Native
American art, you may not be familiar with th...
The first two are are from northwestern California, and probably Hupa,
Yurok, or Karok. It is often difficult to identify the specific tribe,
unless you know who was the individual weaver, since the nearby tribes
tended to use the same forms, techniq...
