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This Navajo (Diné) rug, a striking example of traditional weaving, is characterized by its vibrant, geometric patterns. The rug, woven in a striped design, features recurring motifs of diagonal zigzags and diamond shapes. The predominant colors are a warm yellow, brown, gray, and white, creating a captivating visual rhythm. The rug's intricate details and the precise weaving techniques showcase the artistry of Navajo weavers, who have a long history of utilizing natural fibers and traditional designs in their craft. The rug, housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the Navajo people.