Native American Extremely Fine Navajo Yei Pictorial Weaving, Ca. 1950's, #1034-Sold whistle and Ipai and Tipais lost

and Ipai and Tipais lost their lands

know the rush adrenaline and the explosion from the chute

The full head dress

Provenance: Ex- Collection of the late Peter Arnovick

long very fine old navy slice bead with macram̩ end and large shell disc

Native American Extremely Fine Navajo Yei Pictorial Weaving, Ca. 1950's, #1034-Sold whistle and Ipai and Tipais lostNative American, Extremely Fine Navajo Yei Pictorial Weaving, Ca. 1950's. 1034. Description: North America, Southwestern, Arizona or western New Mexico, Navajo, ca. 1950s CE. A very fine Navajo Yei (pronounced "yay") wool rug, woven with four elongated figures who are protected by a Rainbow Guardian, all in beautiful soft blue, chestnut brown, golden yellow, pale grey, charcoal grey, black and white hues. Yai is the Navajo name for supernatural beings