Barbara Behrens

Overview of Native American art

I mentioned previously that I am a “Jersey girl.” While growing up, I could see the Twin Towers in New York City. Later in life, I lived in Central NJ, closer to Princeton, where my mail went through the main branch of the Trenton post office. This is the NY City skyline that I grew up with. It's what it looked like prior to September 11, 2001. Coincidentally, the first anthrax letters were postmarked in Trenton, New Jersey, on September 18, 2001—just a week after the September 11 attacks. At...

When we think of timeless artistry, few creations capture the heart quite like Navajo rugs. These woven treasures carry stories, culture, and a deep connection to the land and people who craft them. Each thread tells a tale, and every pattern reflects generations of skill and tradition. As we explore the legacy of Navajo rug craftsmanship, we invite you to journey with us through history, technique, and the enduring beauty of these remarkable works of art. The Rich History Behind Navajo Rug...