Navajo fabric pattern Southwest style hand woven in earthtone colors. The Navajo stained their yarns for fabrics using natural items from the surroundings - beige from corn silk, tan from brown onion skin, maroon from Juniper bark, amber from Juniper Mistletoe, olive-yellow from sagebrush, gray from Indian Paintbrush, brown from the Gambel Oak, dark green from red onion skin, lavender from Holly berries, dusty orange from canaigre root - just a few of the earthtone colors produced for coloring yarns and other items. Arizona, 2010. Elegance | Interior Decor | Carpet - Decor | Rug | History

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