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Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"
Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"

Ella Jean Ben - Contemporary Rare and Unusual Navajo Village Scene Pictorial Rug with an Intentional Loose Yarn as a Horse Rein, 52" x 90"

PRODUCT # T90106-041-001
$5,800.00
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Description

Width

90.0

Height

52.0

Circa

Contemporary
DETAILS
This weaving is in near-excellent condition with one missing tassel. It is very unusual to see a weaver include a loose yarn as part of the design in the weaving. One of the horse riders is holding a loose, red yarn, which is the horse rein that comes out of the weaving around the horse. Ex Rex Arrowsmith Estate: a long-time Native American trader and art dealer, who owned a shop in Santa Fe, New Mexico ‘Relics of the Old West,’ which opened off the Old Santa Fe Trail in 1950. He also participated as a judge at the Santa Fe Indian Market for many years. He also served as president of SWAIA, Southwestern Association for Indian Arts.
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