Storm Pattern tribe_paiute This is a collaborative work

This is a collaborative work by Mona Van Riper (leather and silver work) and Bruce Eckhardt (stone work)

Four Strand Coral and Turquoise Bead Necklace with Pen Shell Heishi Spacer Beads and Traditional Wrap

Antique Navajo (circa 1920s) Red Mesa Weaving wit Hand Carded and Hand Spun Wool

60” (5') Length

Storm Pattern tribe_paiute This is a collaborative workHandwoven Navajo Storm Pattern weaving by Aureilia Clark with a classic red background. In Storm Pattern weavings, the central motif represents the Lake of Emergence, the corner elements refer to the four sacred mountains, and the stepped forms represent lightning and rain. Woven in wool, this piece reflects the narrative symbolism and bold geometry that make Storm Pattern one of the most recognized Navajo weaving styles. 34 (2' 10") Width, 55 (4' 7")