Antique Navajo (1930s) Crystal Weaving with Handspun Wool, All Natural Wool Colors, Arrows, Vallero Stars, and Whirling Log Designs.

The Whirling Log symbol is not associated with the Swastika and pre-dates World War II. Long before its appearance in WWII, the Whirling Log symbol has been seen as a symbol of healing, protection, and well-being not only by the Navajo people, but also by inhabitants of ancient India, Tibet, and many cultures across Asia. The Whirling Log symbol comes from a Navajo folk tale and is considered to represent well-being and good luck.

46” (3.83') Width, 77” (6.42') Length