Collection - Germantown Blankets and Navajo Eyedazzlers

Learn about authentic Navajo Germantown blankets and Germantown Eyedazzlers with these videos by Medicine Man Gallery CEO, Dr. J. Mark Sublette.

How to Identify a Navajo Germantown Blanket

Medicine Man Gallery’s Dr. J. Mark Sublette shares tips on how to identify valuable and rare Germantown blankets.

Learn About Classic Navajo Eye Dazzler Blankets

Dr. J. Mark Sublette discusses Navajo Eyedazzler blankets - rare weavings that were made for the brief period of 1890 - 1910. Sublette discusses the origin, characteristics, and reasons for their collectibility in this video.

Learn to Identify and Price Navajo Germantown Looms and Samplers

Dr. J. Mark Sublette discusses Navajo Germantown samplers and looms - collectible little treasures from the 1890s that are often overlooked because of their small size. You might be surprised to learn that certain Germantown looms and samplers can fetch thousands of dollars - depending on condition and imagery.

Read about vintage Navajo Germantown blankets and Eyedazzler weavings

**Under the Rainbow: Navajo Germantown Weavings by Mark Sublette from Native American Art magazine**

Medicine Man Gallery CEO, Dr. J. Mark Sublette, discusses the history and characteristics of Navajo Germantown blankets and provides numerous visual examples of the artform in this 2016 article. Read more...

Navajo Germantown Blankets at Medicine Man Gallery

**Germantown Weavings from Navajo Rugs-Part 1, Western Art Collector magazine**

In this article, Dr. J. Mark Sublette of Medicine Man Gallery discusses an overview of early Navajo weaving, including providing information about vintage Navajo Germantown weavings and the Hispanic Saltillo serape-inspired origin of the Eyedazzler blanket. Read more...

Medicine Man Gallery, located in the Catalina foothills of Tucson, Arizona, has one of the largest collections of antique Navajo textiles in the United States, including Germantown blankets and vintage Navajo eye dazzler weavings. Every Navajo blanket and rug in the gallery has been authenticated by Dr. J. Mark Sublette, a leading expert on Navajo weavings.