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OPEN HOUSE FOR Timeless Treasures of Two Grey Hills Show Sunday March 11

Steve Getzwiller with Master Navajo Weaver Grace Nez and her extraordinary Two Grey Hills masterpiece.

OPEN HOUSE : SUNDAY MARCH 11, 2011

Featuring Master Weaver Elsie Bia and her grandchildren Natalie and Dylan demonstrating on their looms. Natalie and Dylan are working on their first Navajo Rugs and we will be auctioning them off, as a way of encouraging them to continue to learn to weave. If you can't make the opening and want to bid on their rugs just email us and we will put you down on the list.

If you are considering purchasing one of our Two Grey Hills from the Show Catalog click here.

We are so pleased with the response to our Timeless Treasures of Two Grey Hills Show. All are invited to visit our gallery to experience this wonderful and rare exhibit along with our vast collection of Navajo Textiles, Native American Baskets, Pottery, and North American Indian hand-made treasures.

Questions? call 520-455-5020 or email info@navajorug.com

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Two Grey Hills Navajo Weaving by Rona Begay

Give a bespoke gift seeped in tradition with this handcrafted Native American weaving. Designed by a Navajo artist from the Two Grey Hills region using an upright loom with all-natural colored wool in warm gray and deep browns...

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*Note: this weaving has been sold. To view available Two Grey Hills rugs click here.

Questions? call 520-455-5020 or email info@navajorug.com

Between Show Limbo

The Gallery turnover has already begun! New weavings hang on the wall and older ones are being folded and stacked on the floor and tables to be stored at a later time.

Preparing for a show can be some hard work!

steve getzwiller

Here at the Nizhoni Ranch Gallery the Navajo Textiles as Modern Art show has just wrapped up. Even so, it is never too early to start preparation for the next upcoming event. This week we have focused on organizing and beginning to hang the rugs that will be featured in our upcoming exhibit, which will focus on Two Grey Hills and Toadlena weavings.

New weavings sit folded on the bed, ready to be hung.

It is rare that the first place a weaving is hung ends up being where it resides for the show. Hopefully Steve can keep up the hard work until we can all agree on the best placement of each weaving!