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PuebloPots   PosterArt   ArtCards   TextileArt   Art-Tee's   MotoArt   HelmetArt		RIO GRANDE BLANKET, circa 1890 Toward the end of the nineteenth century, Navajo and Hispanic weavers mastered the art of dying handspun wool with synthetic dyes, just as generations before them had mastered the art of dying with indigo. Available since the 1890s. With intensity of color carrying from one dye lot to the next, weavers utilized this to create depth within each color. A simple striped pattern becomes very entertaining with the vibrant pink, blue, green and purple combination of yarns, as in this serape. - Joshua Baer   To Order This Item: 1. Choose an option Poster - $35.00Signed by Jack Silverman - $50.00 2. Enter a quantity  3.   ©1998-2003 Silverman Museum Collection™ - All Rights Reserved P.O. Box 2610   |   Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-2610 USA Phone: 505.982.6722 or 800.501.6722   |   Fax: 505.982.6755 E-mail: collect@silvermanmuseum.com Site by Global Cyber Access Site Powered by Intrcomm Technology's SMC