A true marvel of Navajo textile artistry, this two-faced rug by Rosebelle Nez exemplifies a rare and sophisticated weaving tradition. Crafted using the weft-faced double weave technique, this exquisite rug features a unique pattern on each side—requiring the artist to weave the unseen side in near-blind precision, often with only a mirror or memory as a guide. The result is a dual-story textile, one face always hidden yet equally intentional. Woven with 100% sheep wool, this rug reflects not only mastery of technical skill but a deep cultural legacy. With less than a dozen active weavers creating two-faced rugs today, this piece stands as a testament to Rosebelle's innovation and devotion. Each strand carries the tension between outward and inward-facing storytelling, inviting collectors to appreciate the unseen beauty as much as the visible pattern.
Artist: Rosebelle Nez from Kinlichee, Arizona
Navajo rug
Materials: 100% sheep wool
Size: 23.5"x18"
Care instructions: Includes a “Caring for Your Textile” brochure
Handcrafted, Native American craft
Made in the United States
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