A rare Navajo pictorial weaving, second quarter of

A rare Navajo pictorial weaving, second quarter of the 20th century. Woven of native handspun wool with aniline dye, depicting two Yeibichai dancers shown in profile, each is holding a rattle and wearing traditional dress including brightly colored kilts, fox skins and long sashes, the hand-carded gray field is enclosed within a stylized Greek key border. 54 ½ inches length; 40 inches width