September 11 Weaving

Dateca. 2002

Mediumaniline dye on wool

Dimensions87 1/4 × 119 × 1/4 in. (221.6 × 302.3 × 0.6 cm)

ClassificationsTextile, Fiber Arts, & Beadwork

Credit LineAlbuquerque Museum, museum purchase

Object numberPC2021.39.1

DescriptionThis is a large weaving with centralized image of a United States flag behind a New York skyline including the twin towers and the top half of the Statue of Liberty on the left side. Words are placed in front of the flag that read "September 11, 2001 Will Always be Remembered" at the top and "United We Stand" at the bottom. The words are woven in blue and red font, depending on the color of the background, and a backwards N ("И") is used in the word "Stand". On either side of the central image are white vertical weavings of white geometric patterns, as well as large red, blue, and black patterns on the background. These weavings are traditional Native American woven patterns and are symmetrical on each side.

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