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The Storm Pattern, A Navajo Weaving Design
The Storm Pattern is a well-known regional style in Navajo weaving which originated in the western part of the reservation near Tuba City and Kayenta. It is an older design and one of the few Navajo rugs that tells a story.

Father Sky and Mother Earth, a Navajo Creation Story
The Fascinating History of Navajo Rugs: Exploring the different periods of Navajo Weavings
Germantown Weavings (1875 - 1900) An Explosion of Color in the Late 19th Century
Garland's Navajo Rugs featured in Sedona Monthly Magazine
Hanging Your Navajo Weaving
How to Hang Your Navajo Rug with Velcro. In our experience, Velcro is the easiest way to hang a rug. If you purchase a Navajo Rug from Garland's, we will provide you with Velcro for free if you wish to hang your rug on a wall. The velcro is self-adhesive and you can stick it directly to most surfaces.
