Burntwater Navajo Rug by Larose Bia SAAN It has a colorful image

It has a colorful image of Bear Gulch Reservoir and the park's rocky spires

Each card features witty artwork that celebrates the humor and quirks of America’s national parks

Evangeline approaches each piece as an opportunity to refine technique and create jewelry that carries meaning as well as beauty

Natalie Curtis

starting with a seed clinging to the whiskers of a pack rat and continuing until that seed turns into a full grown

Burntwater Navajo Rug by Larose Bia SAAN It has a colorful imageThis Burntwater rug by Din (Navajo) weaver Larose Bia of Chinle, Arizona, reflects a weaving style known for its soft earth tones and vegetal dyed wool. Woven from sheep wool dyed with plant based dyes, this rug features subtle pastel tones and natural color variation. The Burntwater style is known for combining bordered rug layouts with complex geometric centers and soft, blended color palettes. The Burntwater style originated north of the Rio Puerco