*continental US addresses only
Your Cart is Empty
This week’s episode features Penelope Starr. Penelope repairs damaged Navajo rugs by reweaving them in order to restore their original pattern. Navajo rugs are textiles produced by the second most populous of all native indigenous groups in the United States, the Navajo people. Navajo textiles are highly sought after and play an important role in the Navajo economy. A few weeks ago, we had Jessica Sanchez on Episode 92 to talk about raising Navajo churro heritage breed sheep, which were once once slaughtered by the American government in order to destroy the Navajo people’s Economy. The wool from that breed would be used to weave Navajo rugs and other fiber based goods. So if you haven't listened to that episode I highly suggest you give it a listen as well! Comment below to keep the conversation going!
Navajo Rug Before Restoration
Navajo Rug After Restoration
Navajo Rug Before Restoration
Navajo Rug After Restoration
Navajo Rug Before Restoration
Navajo Rug After Restoration
Navajo Rug Before Restoration
Navajo Rug After Restoration
Navajo Rug Before Restoration
Navajo Rug After Restoration
Navajo Rug Designs
The music for this podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The musical section is an excerpt of the original: The Beauty of Maths by Meydän.
November 05, 2020
MdzIPVYrxBcNE
October 30, 2020
RuyGCcOFS
October 30, 2020
RZCXWhUbNgF
October 09, 2020
GHKNWLqlkeDahmZ
October 09, 2020
QboyNqEGwiYvM
September 28, 2020
QzwjblLNyC
September 28, 2020
DwMBXpzicZmIfbj
September 18, 2020
VKgjpbxw
September 18, 2020
WYPrIBAnxFLGMs
August 13, 2020
CoEfidHGhqmXtl
August 13, 2020
KFLIdoUG
Comments will be approved before showing up.
izefhLWZpK
November 05, 2020
ftKcVDaB