One of 3 rugs designed for a family
in Tucson, Az., this rug is named after an Arizona Indian Nation,
"The Navajo", because they were known for their rugmaking
and still are today. The rug matches the beautiful, colorful inlaid
tile counter tops and wall plaque. Its 2 partners are named after
the other tribes in the Navajo Nation.

"Zuni"...a
2' X 5' Oval Kitchen Area Rug 2 1
The
2nd of 3 rugs for a Tuscon, Az. family, this rug is also named for
a Navajo Nation tribe because of their reputation for excellent
rug making. It is designed to match the color and style of its larger
companion rug with its lovely blues and greens accented by a dramatic
circle of pumpkin. Notice how well the rug is matched to the wall
and counter top tiles.

"Hopi"...a
2' X 8' Oval Runner
The 3rd member of
the family was designed to complement the 2 rugs shown above. It
is a perfectly constructed braided rug with all hidden seams, no
taper join on the last row and perfect symmetry...no bends despite
its long and narrow shape. There is also one continuous piece of
splicing thread used to weave the 876' of braid strands together...no
knots!!

"The rugs arrived late yesterday.
They are stunning! The colors are perfect and the rugs so luxuriously
thick. They are perfect for the room. They really are works of art
and we're a little hesitant to walk on them. Your work is beautiful."
I wasn't sure what you meant when you said the
longer runner was technically perfect but after seeing it I understand.
We really appreciated the photo album of the process but I would love
to watch you work."
"I would also be happy to talk to anyone
who is considering buying a rug from you. It has been a priviledge
for us to get to know you and to have your beautiful rugs in our home"....Tuscon,
Az..