Native American Extremely Fine Navajo Yei Pictorial Weaving, Ca. 1950's, #1034-Sold whistle and Ipai and Tipais lost

and Ipai and Tipais lost their lands

regardless of pueblo

The figures were no longer than 8–10 inches and only somewhat resembled human proportions

The full head dress

which was also present in the small towns

Native American Extremely Fine Navajo Yei Pictorial Weaving, Ca. 1950's, #1034-Sold whistle and Ipai and Tipais lostNative American, Extremely Fine Navajo Yei Pictorial Weaving, Ca. 1950's. 1034. Description: North America, Southwestern, Arizona or western New Mexico, Navajo, ca. 1950s CE. A very fine Navajo Yei (pronounced "yay") wool rug, woven with four elongated figures who are protected by a Rainbow Guardian, all in beautiful soft blue, chestnut brown, golden yellow, pale grey, charcoal grey, black and white hues. Yai is the Navajo name for supernatural beings