Two Grey Hills Navajo Rugs - Daisy Tauglechee Two Grey Hills



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Two Grey Hills Navajo Rugs - Daisy Tauglechee Two Grey Hills

Daisy Tauglechee Two Grey Hills
Storm Pattern
late 1940
78 " x 48 "

T1524

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It won the first prize at the 1957 International Indian Ceremonial in Gallup, New Mexico. The last large Daisy that is a prize winner that is still in private hands. All the rest are in museum collections.

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