Navajo Rugs

Shop authentic Navajo rugs and Native American weavings from Richardson’s Trading Company, a multi-generational family trading post on historic Route 66 in Gallup, New Mexico. Each rug is hand-woven by Navajo (Diné) weavers on traditional upright looms using hand-spun wool, so no two pieces are ever the same. Our collection features classic regional styles like Ganado, known for its deep red backgrounds and bold geometric designs, and Two Grey Hills, prized for its tight weave and natural undyed wool in soft grays, browns, and whites.

Whether you want a floor rug, a wall hanging, or a collectible textile for your home, these handmade Navajo rugs bring warmth and real cultural history to any room. Browse our genuine Native American rugs for sale and find a piece that will last for generations.

Navajo Rugs

Frequently Asked Questions

How are these rugs made?

Each rug is hand-woven on an upright loom using hand-spun wool. The collection runs from vintage rugs from the 1890s through work from current looms.

What patterns do you carry?

Our inventory includes historic regional Navajo patterns such as Ganado and Two Grey Hills. Since every rug is one of a kind, what’s available changes as pieces sell.

Where do your rugs come from?

Richardson’s has been a family-owned trading post in Gallup, New Mexico since 1913, and still works out of the same building on Route 66. We buy directly from the artists, and nothing in our collection is mass produced.

Can I return or exchange a rug?

All sales are final. We do allow exchanges if the rug comes back in its original condition and is postmarked within 3 days of receipt. Call 505-722-4762 before you buy to confirm size, condition and details.