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There are countless stories that paint vivid pictures of the rich Navajo history in the southwest. One Navajo woman is helping keep the ancestral tradition of weaving alive.

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Master teachers Barbara Teller Ornelas and Lynda Teller Peete held a Navajo weaving workshop in Tucson to teach skills while keeping Navajo culture alive for the next generation.

Most of the rugs woven by the older weavers represent the traditional Navajo weaving styles, while the younger weavers’ rugs depict winter scenes, Myers said. The money made from sales will help ...

Intel commissioned the Navajo rug as a gift to the American Indian Science & Engineering Society way back in 1994. It was crafted by Marilou Schultz based ...

Melissa Cody is a fourth generation Navajo weaver. Her latest show, “Webbed Skies,” is on display at MoMA through September. The Show sat down with her to talk about her work.

Navajo weavings can bring thousands at auction, but the tribe's textile tradition is about far more than earning money. It's about preserving and transferring culture across generations.