RIO GRANDE BLANKETS
These simple, but beautiful striped pre-1860s style Rio Grande blankets, are handwoven with natural and hand dyed New Mexico Churro wool, in collaboration with Taos architect, Chris Ferguson, of the Tres Estrellas Gallery, in Taos, New Mexico, are reproductions for the most part of Albuquerque Museum collection pieces and private collections, that would not generally be on the market for purchase.
Rio Grande Blanket SABP 012
Museum reproduction from The Albuquerque Museum of a classic pre-1860s Rio Grande blanket handwoven with natural and hand dyed New Mexico Churro wools in collaboration with Taos architect, Chris Ferguson, of Tres Estrellas Gallery, Taos, NM during our collaboration between 2010-2015.
90"H x 50"W
$2400.00
Photo by C. Ferguson
Rio Grande Blanket SABP 2
Museum reproduction of classic pre-1860s Rio Grande blanket handwoven with natural New Mexico Churro wools in collaboration with Taos architect, Chris Ferguson, of Tres Estrellas Gallery, Taos, NM during our collaboration between 2010-2015.
90"H x 50"W
SOLD
Photo by G. Giles
Rio Grande Blanket SABP 3
Reproduction of classic pre-1860s Rio Grande blanket handwoven of natural and hand dyed New Mexico Churro wools in collaboration with Taos architect, Chris Ferguson, Tres Estrellas Gallery, Taos, NM during our collaboration between 2010-2015.
91"H x 48"W
SOLD
Photo by G. Giles
Detail of Mariposa Rio Grande Blanket
Reproduction of Albuquerque Museum collection piece, woven in collaboration with Taos architect, Chris Ferguson, of Tres Estrellas Gallery in Taos, NM during our collaboration between 2010-2015.
88"H x 50"W
SOLD
Photo by Chris Ferguson
Rio Grande Blanket SABP 3 (detail view)
SOLD
Photo by G. Giles
Rio Grande Blanket SABP 014
The last blanket off the loom, shown in the Galisteo Studio Tour in 2014. This style of blanket were woven in two lengths to fit within the confines of the loom width, and then sewn together and worn as a sarape or wearing blanket. This is a reproduction of an Albuquerque Museum collection piece, woven in collaboration with Taos architect, Chris Ferguson, of Tres Estrellas Gallery, Taos, NM during our collaboration between 2010-2015.
88"H x 50"W
SOLD
Photo by G. Giles
