Testimonials for Nizhoni Ranch Gallery — Navajo Rug

Hello

Hi Gail, I’ve attached a couple of photos that show two other pieces from your collections that now live in Fairbanks. Thought you’d enjoy seeing how great they look.

Diane

Old Navajo Rug

Hi Gail,

Well as you predicted, this wonderful piece has found a home in Alaska.

We love it and will enjoy it every day. I always think about the person behind the piece and wonder about his/her life.

Well it’s late in the evening so philosophy is close to the surface.

But when you put your hands on something so fine that was likely made in less than ideal circumstances, it is amazing.

We feel lucky to live with such lovely pieces of art and history.

Picture attached:

I made the pillow on the bed using a small weaving I found somewhere.

The other rug on the bed was one I found on your website a few years back.

Still gorgeous!

Diane R., Alaska

Eye Dazzler

Hi Gail,

Yes, the weaving arrived yesterday and it is gorgeous! The color is much more rich in person! It’s living happily next to the 3rd Phase blanket. These weavings have definitely added a layer of visual and tactile richness to my home – I love them!

Thank you!

Best Regards,

Carol , New Jersey

P.S. Still looking forward to the looming attraction photos, too.

Churro 1124 Eye Dazzler Woven by Selena Yazzie : 42″ x 61″ (1.06M x 1.54)

FIRST PLACE GERMANTOWN EYEDAZZLER

Eye Dazzler

Spider Woman

Dear Mr & Mrs Getzwiller:

No pictures could ever do this blanket justice. I’m impressed with the documentation as well.  Ya’ll are certainly operating at a level not often encountered these days – thank you so much.

Please tell Laverta Marianito that we will treasure her work and think of her as we enjoy it.

Your reputation is “the best”. I admire what you have done with the Navajo people and for them too.

Hope to visit your gallery some day too.

Yours,

John & Joy, Texas

Churro Registry #1032 Laberta Marianito with her Spider Woman Navajo Blanket with a Spider Woman Hole in the Center. First Place “Aniline Dyed Chief’s Blankets” 2010 Gallup Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial

Moki finds a happy home in New York

Chief’s Blanket moves to Northern Arizona

Hi Steve,
We do appreciate your patience with us and your welcoming us into your gallery. It was an enjoyable experience, especially working with you and Gloria on our custom weaving.  Now that we have it in our home, we could not be happier with our 3rd phase blanket, it was such a pleasure being involved in the design and color choice for our blanket and it turning out so great and perfect for our room.
Thank you very much,
M&P.  Chandler, Arizona

Churro 1191 3rd Phase Chief’s Blanket Gloria Hardy 3′ x 4′ (special order)

Two Grey Hills Moves to Colorado

Navajo Rugs Migrate to Maine

The beautiful Navajo Child’s Blanket

Thank you again for your graciousness and for letting us take.............

From our Collection to Yours…

The blankets arrived Saturday no problem….

They are even more beautiful than I remember. The craftsmanship, the feel and the colors truly represent a period of time in history that cannot be duplicated. Each weaving is a Work of Art and I shall appreciate their uniqueness for as long as I am privileged to care for them.

Thank you for collecting, preserving and passing on pieces of the “Real American Art” form.

The Sisters refuse to stop partying at the Bs Home