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Weaving Bag with Weaving Tools from the Nageezi Trading Post

28.25 " x 7 " x 5 "

M90106-107-013

$475

Weaving bag is circa 1980 and the weaving tools are c.1920-30. This piece came from the Nageezi Trading Post Navajo Reservation between Cuba and Shiprock, the weaver is unknown. Weaving tools include:1 comb, 1 spindle, 5 battens, 1 pick and 3 rods.

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