Call Number N-325 Summary Two Native American women and a young girl weave blankets from wool. One woman sits in front of a loom with a patterned blanket. She wears a belt with a row of silver buckles adorning it. The young girl combs out wool with a large, flat brush. The other woman spools the wool onto a spindle.
Patterned blankets lie on the ground where they work.
Notes Title from inventory prepared by Western History Department, Denver Public Library. See Also Indians of North America Women 1920-1930. Navajo Indians 1920-1930. Animal pelts hang outside the adobe house entrance. Stereo card is warped.