The gift of Spiderwoman : southwestern textiles, the Navajo tradition

Name/Title

The gift of Spiderwoman : southwestern textiles, the Navajo tradition

Entry/Object ID

pa.E99.N3.G54

Description

This collection comprises textiles woven by Navajo Indians, Pueblo Indians from both New Mexico and northeastern Arizona, and Spanish colonists who settled in the Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico. Also included are Saltillo sarapes produced in the general region of the town of Saltillo in northern Mexico. Accompaniment to the symposium "Southwestern Textiles: The Navajo Tradition."

Collection

Carol Westfall Collection

Lexicon

Search Terms

carol westfall collection, conferences, exhibition catalogs, indian textile fabrics--north america, navajo textile fabrics, weaving--southwest

Legacy Lexicon

Category

Book

Book Details

Author

Joe Ben Wheat, Eric E. Mitchell

Publisher

University Museum, University of Pennsylvania

Place Published

City

Philadelphia

Date Published

1984

Call No.

pa.E99.N3.G54

ISBN

318031086, 9780318031088

Notes

Length: 48

Location

Shelf

Pamphlet Collection

Room

Library, Studio