Klagetoh
Juan Lorenzo Hubbell, a leading trader in the early Navajo rug period, owned several trading posts on the Navajo reservation, notably the trading posts at Ganado, AZ and Klagetoh, AZ. While Navajo rugs from the Ganado region are perhaps the more well-known, those woven at Klagetoh are some of the most popular of all Navajo rug designs. Klagetoh rugs tend to have grey backgrounds with a large central diamond motif often woven in red, black, and white. (This color palette is similar to those used in Ganado rugs, though Ganado Navajo rugs tend to be predominately red in color, with black, grey, and white used in the central motifs.) Klagetoh rugs are highly collectible due to their intricacy and aesthetic appeal and continue to be made to this day.