tsimajó

( Chimayó [t∫imajó] < Tewa tsimajó 'obsidian flake')

   Glossed by Carlisle as a kind of Indian blanket made of colorful cotton-warp, machine-twisted yarn finely woven into intricate patterns. They are not as valuable as Navajo blankets. Cobos refers to Chimayó as a New Mexico place name and chimayó as a type of Indian blanket.