Southwestern Rugs

A southwestern rug can exude tradition, timelessness and history within its desired setting. A part of rug-making for centuries, today Native American designs are typically manufactured in their traditional process which consists of being hand-woven on a wooden loom.

With Navajo designs, Kokopelli themes and folk art rugs available as Southwestern rug options today, there are many stories to be told as these home accents are more than just decorative pieces. From their inception, Navajo rugs were woven with wool and typically featured patterns with geometric shapes and defined lines. Often bearing a family emblem or religious symbols, Navajo rugs frequently display appreciation for the environment in some manner. Kokopelli rugs feature a symbol of the same name, often-centered, which represents a fertility deity presiding over both childbirth and agriculture. Also viewed as a controversial character because of the allusions to his sexual connotations, Kokopelli still remains a dominant symbol throughout the Southwestern culture today. Folk art rugs boast a timeless, classic look while simultaneously featuring southwestern undertones.

Feel free to contact our trained rug specialists for quality assistance with any questions or concerns about our southwestern rug selection!