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Woven by Diné (Navajo) weaver Lisa Jones of Chinle, Arizona, this Tree of Life rug reflects deep cultural symbolism expressed through Navajo weaving. Woven from sheep wool using commercial dyes, this rug features a central corn plant rising upward, surrounded by flowers, birds, and traditional design elements that represent important teachings and values.

In Navajo symbolism, the corn plant itself is symbolic, representing the upward moving way of the Navajo. The roots of the plant reflect a connection to the lower worlds, the knowledge gained from the experience and the respect for the forefathers. The stalk is reaching upward, looking to the future, strong and supple due to the care and nourishment given by her people through Changing Woman. The Tree of Life design reflects balance, growth, and connection between generations, land, and culture. Lisa Jones’ weaving brings these symbols together in a textile that is both visually beautiful and culturally meaningful.

Artist: Lisa Jones of Chinle, Arizona
Navajo rug
Materials: Sheep wool using commercial dyes
Size: 20" x 31.5"
Care instructions: Includes a “Caring for Y

Lisa Jones

Tree of Life Navajo Rug by Lisa Jones