The symbol is common on asian maps. Indicates temples.

Most Native communities have quilt and blanket sales for fund raising and making a living. This one has used the symbol for hundreds of years before it was highjacked.

This ended up going for $650.00

That's interesting. I grew up in Tuba City, AZ -- kind of wedged between the Navajo and Hopi reservations (1960-1970). We had several rugs that my parents had gotten as gifts, etc.

I don't remember any swastikas anywhere and I wonder how old these are and where exactly they came from.

When we were there, the natives were quite poor (I know they still are) and were always searching for an angle to make their 'crafts' sell better.
I wonder if the swastika symbol has become a trend as a marketing gimmick somehow/somewhere on the reservation.
It's disturbing to me to see it.

Wow... here's another one for sale. Current bid $650.00..