Diné of the Navajo Nation
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Diné - Navajo Nation Pottery and Fine Art
The Diné are best known for their fine textiles—blankets and rugs—and their exquisite sterling silver and turquoise jewelry and accessories. Adobe Gallery regularly features a select group of estate Diné jewelry and a few select Diné rugs, as well as a few vintage baskets.
Adobe Gallery has a comprehensive book selection that includes a selection of books on Diné textiles and jewelry, all of which are viewable on this continuously updated website.
Note: when we say Diné, as opposed to Navaho or Navajo, we are referring to the people and not the government. Since 1969, their government refers to itself as the Navajo Nation.
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