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The Navajo blanket is far more than a beautifully woven textile—it is a symbol of cultural identity, artistry, and resilience. Woven by the Diné (Navajo) people for centuries, these blankets embody an extraordinary tradition that blends heritage, spirituality, and storytelling into every thread. Their intricate designs, vibrant colors, and fine craftsmanship have made them some of the most highly prized textiles in the world, sought after by collectors, historians, and art enthusiasts alike. The evolution of Navajo weaving reflects the complex history of the Navajo Nation, shaped by Pueblo influences, Spanish colonization, and the shifting trade economy. From the earliest Chief’s Blankets to today’s highly sophisticated Navajo rugs, each piece tells a story of adaptation, survival, and ar...