1890s J.B. Moore Transitional size-6x9 possibly emerging from the ocean

possibly emerging from the ocean

featuring a natural undyed wool field with bold aniline red accents and deep brown and black outlining

and experiences that shape a person’s path

The bola tie has a 46” ply black leather cord

as Hopi weavers more commonly create flat plaques in this technique

1890s J.B. Moore Transitional size-6x9 possibly emerging from the oceanHandwoven in the 1890s, this Navajo JB Moore Transitional weaving is crafted from hand carded and hand spun wool. The design incorporates traditional Navajo Whirling Log motifs within a bold geometric composition, reflecting the early transitional period associated with the JB Moore Trading Post. A fine example of late 19th century Navajo weaving, this textile remains in excellent overall condition with no condition issues. 44 (3. 67') Width, 64 (5.