There’s two sides to every story… and every Navajo weaving. In this case, we have a Teec Nos Pos double saddle blanket with a beautiful, colorful design on the “A” side. The other side, or the “B” side, is fairly worn and the color has faded a great deal. There could be a multitude of reasons why one side is preserved and the other isn’t and unfortunately it does effect the value. However, that doesn’t mean they’re worthless. In fact, they can be great display pieces that less expensive than the

Navajo Weaving

I got this Maynard Dixon drawing of a Navajo girl on horseback and it has some amazing history behind it. It was drawn for Mary Elizabeth Swinnerton who was the daughter of Jimmy Swinnerton, a dear friend of Dixon’s. This drawing is in my Annual Fine Art Auction happening now. Bidding ends February 2nd at 12:30 PM (MST) #maynarddixon #dixon #drawing #art #artist #tradingpost #navajo #auction #jamesswinnerton #jimmyswinnerton #californiaschoolofdesign #californiacollegeofthearts #calarts #excepti