Sun fading, has been and will always be a problem with Navajo Weavings. Here is an article written by my mentor Bob Morgan and old friend Jenne Brako. This worksheet was written for the Mountain Plains Museums Association August 1986. This has become the standard for Navajo Textile Conservation and long term care. Light Light is one of the great enemies of Navajo textiles. Although light enhances the visual beauty of the weaving, both artificial and natural light contains invisible ultra violet rays. Even visible light is damaging. As with all organic artifacts, keep Navajo textiles away from direct sunlight. The recommended visible light intensity level for textiles is five foot candl