Nizhoni Ranch Gallery is one of the top online sellers of antique and contemporary Navajo rugs, Navajo blankets, Native American jewelry, baskets, pottery and more. Nizhoni Ranch Gallery... your source for authentic Navajo weavings, jewelry and more.

See all Navajo rug designs and the collections Nizhoni Ranch Gallery offers. Antique and contemporary handmade Native American Rugs and blankets. We are open by appointment only, email or call us to book your appointment today!

We carry a unique variety of antique and contemporary Navajo Saddle Blanket, ranging from the simple motifs with unique corner patterns, to double saddle blankets with contrasting colors and patterns that catch the eye.

Known for their 3 and 4-ply manufactured yarns and colorful synthetic dyes, many Germantown Navajo rugs still look bright even after nearly 150 years.

Navajo weavers, like anyone proud of their motherland, would often capture elements of the four sacred mountains of the Navajo homeland in their work. From wearing blankets to modern-day rugs, the use of diamonds and triangles have become cornerstones for representing the “Dinétah” and the beautiful land they call home.

Larger and heavier than their counterparts, bordered Transitional Rug weavings began to evolve and the old classic banded-style of wearing blankets were nearly phased out altogether by the early 1900s.

The Navajo Churro Collection celebrates the Navajo weavers and the art of the loom. The Nizhoni Ranch Gallery exclusively offers these weavings to the world, which represent some of the finest Navajo weavings ever made.

Before it become a truly unique and rare find for rugs, twill weave was one of the most sought after styles for saddle blankets due to its thick fabric layering and stronger, longer-lasting durability.

Navajo rugs before the 1950's we consider historic or antique. Navajo weavings started to become popular at about the turn of the century. Navajo Textiles from 1800's have a much higher value - and they don't have to be in perfect condition.

Among the most popular of all Navajo rug designs are the Ganado and Klagetoh styles, considered “contrasts” of one another, these distinct rugs complement each other in more ways than one.