Please see photos as they are part of the description.

Up for sale is a quilt made by Margaret Wood. The quilt is 46.5 by 53.5. and has a sleeve on the back for hanging It is designed after a Navajo Chiefs Blanket Phase III. It was done in 1989. it is very clean. There are 3 small holes in the black section and 2 in the red. These are shown in the photos with a penny so you can determine the size. I did not see any holes in the white section - but they would be harder to see as the backing is white. This quilt is featured on Margaret Wood\'s website in the gallery tab-- margaretwood.net. I believer the front of the quilt is made of worsted wool fabric - but that is a guess.

Below was copied from her web site:

Margaret Wood is a fiber artist of Navajo and Seminole Indian descent. In 1981, she published Native American Fashions: Modern Adaptations of Traditional Designs, which was revised and reprintedin 1997. She opened her business, Native American Fashions, Inc., in 1981 and designs and produces quilts and clothing inspired by Native American clothing and artifacts. Her workhas been exhibited in museums and galleries around the country. She served two terms as board member for Atlatl, the national service organization for Native American arts and served for six years on the Arizona Commission on the Arts.