Blanket
MOA: University of British Columbia
3588/1
Large red blanket with black tassels extending from each corner; geometric and cross-like designs woven across surface. Main design consists of two columns of connected, irregularly-shaped diamonds. Diamonds made up of of stripes done in black, cream, dark purple, and red; columns bordered on either side with lines of connected squares, done in dark purple. Negative space between designs creates columns of red diamonds; black cross-like designs in their centres. Corners of each bar are tipped with squares. Top and bottom edge of blanket are bordered with dark purple bands.
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History Of Use
3rd phase chief's blanket.
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Specific Techniques
Woven from Germantown yarn.
- Type of Item blanket
- Culture Navajo
- Material wool fibre, dye
- Measurements height 155.5 cm, width 184.8 cm (overall)
- Previous Owner Linda Fitzpatrick, Ross Fitzpatrick
- Received from Ross Fitzpatrick, Linda Fitzpatrick
- Made in Arizona
- Creation Date during 1890
- Collection Date during 1991
- Ownership Date before August 31, 2022
- Acquisition Date on August 31, 2022
- Item Classes textiles
- Condition good
- Accession Number 3588/0001