Navajo Pictorial Yei
Stunning five figure Navajo pictorial Yei in red, black and white with tuquoise accents. Red background, Yei's separated by black, white and gray bars in an Arts & Craft style.
These weavings come from the Shiprock (Winged Rock) New Mexico, and the Lukachukai, Arizona areas. Yei means holy being or spirit in Navajo. The traders in Lukachukai, Arizona and Shiprock, New Mexico encouraged the weavings of figural rugs during this period. The Yei Bi Chei are also called Grandfather Spirits and are the focus of healing ceremonies. During these ceremonies the dancers take on the role of intermediaries between the Gods and the Native People. Circa 1930; 4'1" x 6'4".
These weavings come from the Shiprock (Winged Rock) New Mexico, and the Lukachukai, Arizona areas. Yei means holy being or spirit in Navajo. The traders in Lukachukai, Arizona and Shiprock, New Mexico encouraged the weavings of figural rugs during this period. The Yei Bi Chei are also called Grandfather Spirits and are the focus of healing ceremonies. During these ceremonies the dancers take on the role of intermediaries between the Gods and the Native People. Circa 1930; 4'1" x 6'4".
PERIOD: Early 20th Century
ORIGIN: Southwest - Navajo, Native American
SIZE: 4'1" x 6'4"
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Navajo Pictorial Yei
Stunning five figure Navajo pictorial Yei in red, black and white with tuquoise accents. Red background, Yei's separated by black, white and gray bars in an Arts & Craft style.
These weavings come from the Shiprock (Winged Rock) New Mexico, and the Lukachukai, Arizona areas. Yei means holy being or spirit in Navajo. The traders in Lukachukai, Arizona and Shiprock, New Mexico encouraged the weavings of figural rugs during this period. The Yei Bi Chei are also called Grandfather Spirits and are the focus of healing ceremonies. During these ceremonies the dancers take on the role of intermediaries between the Gods and the Native People. Circa 1930; 4'1" x 6'4".
These weavings come from the Shiprock (Winged Rock) New Mexico, and the Lukachukai, Arizona areas. Yei means holy being or spirit in Navajo. The traders in Lukachukai, Arizona and Shiprock, New Mexico encouraged the weavings of figural rugs during this period. The Yei Bi Chei are also called Grandfather Spirits and are the focus of healing ceremonies. During these ceremonies the dancers take on the role of intermediaries between the Gods and the Native People. Circa 1930; 4'1" x 6'4".
PERIOD: Early 20th Century
ORIGIN: Southwest - Navajo, Native American
SIZE: 4'1" x 6'4"
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Stunning five figure Navajo pictorial Yei in red, black and white with tuquoise accents. Red background, Yei's separated by black, white and gray bars in an Arts & Craft style.
These weavings come from the Shiprock (Winged Rock) New Mexico, and the Lukachukai, Arizona areas. Yei means holy being or spirit in Navajo. The traders in Lukachukai, Arizona and Shiprock, New Mexico encouraged the weavings of figural rugs during this period. The Yei Bi Chei are also called Grandfather Spirits and are the focus of healing ceremonies. During these ceremonies the dancers take on the role of intermediaries between the Gods and the Native People. Circa 1930; 4'1" x 6'4".
These weavings come from the Shiprock (Winged Rock) New Mexico, and the Lukachukai, Arizona areas. Yei means holy being or spirit in Navajo. The traders in Lukachukai, Arizona and Shiprock, New Mexico encouraged the weavings of figural rugs during this period. The Yei Bi Chei are also called Grandfather Spirits and are the focus of healing ceremonies. During these ceremonies the dancers take on the role of intermediaries between the Gods and the Native People. Circa 1930; 4'1" x 6'4".
PERIOD: Early 20th Century
ORIGIN: Southwest - Navajo, Native American
SIZE: 4'1" x 6'4"
