DREAM WEAVERS
Toward the end of the 19th century, Navajo weavers began selling their rugs to traders and travelers. Today, weavers are supporting their families with their textiles, which are slowly
evolving from muted, traditional patterns to psychedelic, asymmetrical designs. Meet two
very different weavers from the same family: Lena Williams and Melissa Cody.
By Erika Ayn Finch. Photos by Debbie Weinkauff.
