Native American, Navajo Sampler of Vegetal Dyes Used in Navajo Weaving, by Vera Myers, #878 Sold Journey_Home High cost equates to rarity

High cost equates to rarity

The area originally settled by the Mogollon culture was eventually filled by the unrelated Apache people

the collection of medicinal herbs has been more difficult in recent years as the result of migrating plant spores

Approximately 6 ft 1" X 3 Ft 11"

Native American, Navajo Sampler of Vegetal Dyes Used in Navajo Weaving, by Vera Myers, #878 Sold Journey_Home High cost equates to rarityNative American, Navajo Textile sampler of vegetal dyes used in Navajo Weaving, by Vera Myers 878. Description: Tribe Region of Origin: Navajo, Artist: Vera Myers, Type of Item: Dye chart, sampler, Signature: On back, Note: Second place ribbon on the back, wood framed behind glass of different dried samples of vegetation. Navajo vegetal Dye charts were developed in the 1950's by well known Mabel Burnside Myers from Pine Springs Arizona. The dye chart