Spider Woman's Legacy: The Art of Navajo Weaving
By Ronald McCoy
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The most enduring popular image of the Navajo is probably that of solitary woman sitting outdoors, surrounded by the towering mountains, sun-baked plateaus, and snaking canyons of the Four Corners Country - where the borders of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah meet - weaving a blanket or rug or her vertical loom. Navajos trace the standard of excellence exemplified by their finest textiles to the time of legends, when Changing Woman, their patron and protector, met Spider Woman, the first…



