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The price of Navajo rugs are based on the time taken and skill exhibited by the weaver; such as the grade of wool used, the fineness of spinning, the tightness of weave, complexity of design, colors and size. With the older more experienced weaver on the decrease and the lack of younger Navajo women not taking up the craft, today's Navajo weavings are truly excellent investment for the future. Identified by the region on the Reservation since 1920, each style of rug has a distinct pattern and was usually influenced by the trader in that area. A Navajo rug is not one hundred percent perfect. It is not machine made, but woven on an upright loom in the weaver's home or hogan, using the same method they have used for the past 300 years. Navajo rugs harmonize with all surroundings and all interior design schemes - modern, Victorian, or antique - whether they are hung, framed, or used as floor rugs.