Native American Textile Dyes 11"x9" (text1)
- SKU:
- natext-1
- UPC:
- 703662037130
Description
This Native American rug dye chart is a classic piece of rustic art in itself. It shows the actual plants used to create the natural dye yarns for weaving Native American textiles. This piece also displays how hand made blankets and rugs are woven using the various colors.
This piece is perfect for southwest or western design, great for cabin, lodge, Indian look or simply as a teaching aide or conversation piece. Marvel at this intricate art style. Framed under glass for a finished look and easy cleaning. Measures 11" x 9"
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