Meet two masters of Navajo Weaving: Bobbie Ornelas and Lynda Teller Pete. In this story, the two sisters tell us how the weaving goddess, Spider Woman, bestowed the Navajos with the gift of weaving. As fifth-generation Navajo weavers. They have both been internationally acclaimed for their fine tapestry weaving. 🧵🪡 Barbara Teller Ornelas | Arizona Illustrated

Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches a little bit about weaving. Weaving is traditionally done by the women. In this video Wally talks about his mother and how she learned to weave. Wally also addresses how very different the weaving styles are between the Dinè and the Pueblos. Anthropologists say Navajos learned to weave from the pueblos but Wally says methods are too different for that to be true. | Navajo Traditional Teachings