A beautiful, hand-woven Navajo textile, identified by its classic banded pattern and natural color palette as a Wide Ruins regional style rug. This piece showcases traditional geometric motifs, including repeated stepped-diamond and hourglass patterns, in horizontal bands. Hand-spun wool with natural and likely vegetal-dyed yarns in rich earth tones of brown, gray, cream, black, and a distinct gold/mustard yellow hue. This is a wonderful example of Southwest Native American art, highly prized by collectors for its fine weave, traditional design, and beautiful use of color.