Quality Navajo Rugs for Every Space
Our collection of quality Navajo rugs features iconic styles and patterns known throughout the Southwest. Whether you are looking for a statement centerpiece or a meaningful accent, our rugs bring warmth, history, and authentic character into any home.
Southwest Style That Lasts
Foutz is proud to offer Southwest design pieces that stand the test of time. Whether your space leans rustic, contemporary, or traditional, our Southwest style rugs and weavings add depth, texture, and meaning to your décor.
Every rug is for sale with confidence, knowing you are investing in authenticity, craftsmanship, and history.
Explore classic and sought-after designs
Each Navajo weaving reflects generations of tradition and storytelling, making every rug a true work of art.
Authentic Native American Rugs & Weavings
Two Grey Hill Rugs
Known for their natural color palettes and finely detailed geometric patterns, Two Grey Hill rugs are prized for their craftsmanship and durability. These authentic Navajo rugs feature undyed wool tones and timeless Southwest design, making them ideal for both collectors and refined living spaces.
Teec Nos Pos Rugs
Teec Nos Pos rugs are celebrated for their intricate patterns and bold color combinations. These Navajo weavings often showcase complex borders and vibrant hues, reflecting advanced weaving techniques and strong artistic expression rooted in Navajo tradition.
Storm Pattern Rugs
Rich in symbolism and tradition, Storm pattern rugs represent rain, clouds, and the balance of nature. These powerful designs are among the most recognizable Navajo rugs, blending cultural meaning with striking visual impact.
Pictorial Navajo Rugs
Pictorial Navajo rugs tell stories through imagery, often depicting animals, landscapes, or cultural symbols. Each piece is a unique work of art, offering a distinctive way to display authentic Native American weaving and Southwest style in your home.
German Town
Modern Germantown rugs are copies of a style featuring a 3 of 4 ply commercial yarn produced around the turn of the century from Germantown, PA.
Bird Rugs
In the Navajo creation story there is one sandpainting that features a Bird roosting on a corn stalk. From that sandpainting Navajo weavers have taken that one element and stylized it to become the modern Bird type Navajo rug.
Yei Figure Navajo
This type of Navajo Rug depict the spirits or the Yei’s. Usually, they show one or two elements of a Sand Painting, but it is not a complete Sand Painting.
Ganedo Red
Ganado and Klagetoh are red rugs that share the same pattern as a Two Grey Hills rug. It is generally a diamond(s) pattern with cloud patterns in the corner.
Vegetal Dyed
The Vegetal dye types of Navajo Rugs are horizontally banded in pattern and usually without a border.