Ganado Area Weavings
This is one of the most famous weaving areas. Trader Juan Lorenzo Hubbell purchased a Ganado area trading post in 1878 and re-named it the “Hubbell Trading Post.” Hubbell, at one time, owned over a dozen posts including Klagatoh, 12 miles south of Ganado. He was among the first of the traders to realize the commercial value of weaving and paid his weavers for quality work. He was particularly fond of Red, grey, black and white weavings and hence the name, “Ganado Red.” The trading post still operates as a National Historic Monument and you can tour the original Hubbell home.
BROWSE CATEGORIES
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Navajo Weaving - Vintage Ganado/Red Mesa Variant, C010019
Regular Price:$9,000.00
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Navajo Weaving - Ganado by Cherilyn Yazzie, 006046
Regular Price: $6,900.00
Sale Price $5,520.00
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Weaving - Miniature Navajo Ganado by Louise Bia Yazzie, CACPAN-45143
Regular Price: $160.00
Sale Price $128.00
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Ganado Weaving - By Anthony Tallboy, 003061
Regular Price: $4,050.00
Sale Price $3,240.00
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Navajo Weaving - Ganado by Anthony Tallboy, 001688
Regular Price: $1,950.00
Sale Price $1,560.00
We have been visiting and shopping at Toh-Atin for over twenty years. Always loved visiting with Jackson and his mother. We would spend hours gathering information on rugs, jewelry, and baskets- what a tremendous inventory. Everyone was so knowledgeable. We have so many memorable pieces. Jackson asked my husband, " How often do you get compliments on your tie?" We bought a very nice bolo! :)
We had just seen and visited with Jackson two weeks earlier and were so saddened and shocked to hear of his passing. What a loss to friends, family, and community. Our deepest condolences to his family and to the staff.
Layne and Liz Puls, Boerne, TX
