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NAVAJO WEAVERS, 1893. Charlie, a Navajo man, weaving a blanket on a horizontal
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NAVAJO WEAVERS, 1893. Charlie, a Navajo man, weaving a blanket on a horizontal
NAVAJO WEAVERS, 1893.
Charlie, a Navajo man, weaving a blanket on a horizontal loom while a woman weaves at a belt frame (right), another woman spins wool (left), and a young girl, Nadespa, age 5, cards wool in the foreground. Photographed by James Mooney near Keams Canyon, Arizona, 1893
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NAVAJO WEAVERS, 1893 - A Glimpse into the Rich Tapestry of Navajo Life
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. This print from 1893 transports us to a time when the art of weaving was an integral part of daily life for the Navajo people. In this snapshot captured by James Mooney near Keams Canyon, Arizona, we witness Charlie, a skilled Navajo man, diligently weaving a vibrant blanket on a horizontal loom. The intricate patterns and bold colors he creates are testaments to his craftsmanship and dedication. Surrounding Charlie are women engaged in various stages of textile production. To his right, another talented craftswoman weaves at a belt frame while deftly incorporating traditional designs into her work. On his left, yet another woman skillfully spins wool into yarn using age-old techniques passed down through generations. In the foreground stands Nadespa, an adorable five-year-old girl who eagerly assists with carding wool—an essential step in preparing it for spinning. Her youthful presence reminds us that these skills were not only honed by adults but also lovingly taught to younger members of the community. The scene is set against the backdrop of Keams Canyon's picturesque landscape—a tranquil oasis where shade-giving trees offer respite from the scorching Arizona sun. Horses graze nearby as if mirroring their human companions' harmonious connection with nature. This remarkable photograph provides us with a glimpse into Navajo culture at the turn of the century
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