Navajo Weaving - Burnham by Cheryl Begay, C009822

A Navajo Burnham weaving by Cheryl Begay. This weaving has the pictorial with the two grey hill design which is common in Burnham weavings. The pictorial portion often tells a story or is referencing a event. This shows two groups of Navajo couples. Each of them is holding a sacred object. In between them are corn plants which represent sustenance in Navajo culture. This weaving utilizes aniline dyed wool along with natural colors. It measures 29 inches in length and 21 inches wide. This weaving has the original weaver picture attached. This weaving is in excellent condition.