$905.00
Come learn how to design and weave a traditional rug using the basic weave, interlocks, and diagonal techniques with aniline and natural dyed yarns. You will work on pre-warped, upright Navajo style looms which you can bring home with you after the workshop. Various Navajo rug styles will be shared along with a brief history of the Navajo culture. Ideas will be provided on how to plan and incorporate various designs in a rug as well as how to resolve problems that you may encounter. No prior experience is necessary.
Workshops run from 9:00am to 5:00pm each day
Lunch is included for all participants
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Marilou Schultz is a renowned Navajo weaver who participates in the Heard Indian Market and the Santa Fe Indian Market shows. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, and most recently in Woven Histories at the National Gallery of Art in Washington and other numerous exhibitions. Marilou weaves both traditional and contemporary weavings and has also created three dimensional weavings using the wedgeweave technique. She lives in Mesa and Flagstaff, Arizona.
