Pueblo Transitional blanket
woven out of handspun wool, some with synthetic dyes.
circa 1920-1930
64" wide by 72" long
Excellent condition
Provenance available
R0342
$4500.
Pueblo blankets are rarely found in the marketplace. The Pueblo Indians usually wove textiles for their own use, most commonly articles of clothing worn during ceremonies.
This is a vivid and beautifully woven blanket. It descended in its original collecting family and was treated well by them.
The dynamic design and use of colors lift this textile to the level of fine art. It is much more striking in person than in the photograph.
Marcy Burns American Indian Arts, LLC
525 East 72nd Street, Suite 26G
New York, New York 10021
(by appointment only)
