Eye Dazzler Navajo Rug by Berlinda Simpson Protect Our National Parks Whether you keep it for

Whether you keep it for yourself or give it as a gift

This stainless steel insulated water bottle featuring a classic image of Smokey Bear keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold for hours

its silhouette often resembling a human—has become the emblem of the Sonoran Desert of southwestern Arizona and northwestern Mexico

Hovenweep National Monument

The artwork by Anderson Design Group shows Monroe Elementary School in Topeka

Eye Dazzler Navajo Rug by Berlinda Simpson Protect Our National Parks Whether you keep it forBursting with color and history, this stunning rug by Navajo weaver Berlinda Simpson represents one of the first and most spirited styles in Navajo weaving: the Eye Dazzler. Elaborate weavings boasting gorgeous jellybean colors, Eye Dazzlers became one of the very first Navajo weaving styles beyond blankets and serapes. Between the change in hues and tones, geometric patterns, and even the available wools, this groundbreaking rug style set the stage