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Vallero Star Blanket
Vallero Star Blanket
Vallero Star Blanket

Vallero Star Blanket

Date1890 - 1895
Place madeVillage of Truchas-Trampas, New Mexico, United States
MediumCommercial synthetic dyed wool yarn
Dimensions79 15/16 × 50 13/16 in. (203 × 129 cm)
ClassificationsTextile, Domestic
Credit LineMuseum of International Folk Art, gift of the Historical Society of New Mexico, A8.1956.3
Object numberA8.1956.3
DescriptionMade by Patricia Montoya of Valle (Village of Truchas-Trampas road to the east), who was a cripple working about 1890-1895. Her blankets are all Germantown yarns in bright colors and her designs were usually, like this blanket, or large star and lozenge elements. The village gave the name "Valero Star" to this type of blanket design. See Alfred I. Barton collection of Southwestern Textiles pg. 95-98
On View
Not on view
Colcha embroidery on sabanilla cloth
Artist unrecorded
Post 1919
San Miguel Arcangel
Artist unrecorded
Photography by Kellen Hope
Late 1970s - early 1980s
Colcha
Artist unrecorded
after 1919
Thobe Malakeh Abū Warda
Artist unrecorded
ca. 1930
Thobe Malakeh Abū Warda
Artist unrecorded
Late 19th century
Thobe
Artist unrecorded
ca. 1910
Jillayeh
Artist unrecorded
ca. 1930
Thobe Abu Qutbeh
Artist unrecorded
ca. 1925