EyeDazzler style rugs are just that -- elaborate weavings of any combination of colors.  EyeDazzler is one of the earliest Navajo Weaving styles influenced by serape blankets worn in New Mexico in the 1870's when traders imported bright Germantown wools.  Weavers suddenly had a brilliant new range of colors to work with and combined them to maximize the contrast of tones and hues. 
     Usually, the design is a simple geometric shape chevron, diamond, serrate or triangle repeated through the entire weaving.  Occasionally, the EyeDazzler design will appear only in blocks set off against a solid background.
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