Southwestern textiles are traditional woven fabrics originating from the Southwestern United States, particularly among Indigenous peoples like the Navajo and Hopi. These textiles often feature vibrant colors and intricate patterns, reflecting the natural landscape and cultural symbols of the region. Common materials include wool and cotton, which are dyed using natural pigments. The designs in Southwestern textiles can vary widely, with motifs such as geometric shapes, animals, and spiritual symbols. These textiles are used in various forms, including rugs, blankets, and clothing, and they play a significant role in both everyday life and ceremonial practices within Indigenous communities.