There are approx. 45 artists listed (many established names), a brief bio on each, and a large gallery of work. All is from the San Francisco Bay Area. The site was conceived by Myra Goodall Block, textiles curator and collector. One of the most interesting things I found was the research deparment. There 5 types of ethnic textiles being studies and preserved there. Of course, living in the Southwest, I found the Navajo rugs irresitable. There's a gorgeous contemporary (1990) Navajo rug weaving that is beautifully dyed with indigo and vegetable dyes indigenous to the Navajo reservation located in New Mexico/Arizona. The dye plants are listed, but unfortunately not displayed.
If you do natural dying, or just curious, drop me a note or comment I think I can likely look them up. I have cottonbrush in the front yard - it produces a nice dye. Would anyone like to see the results of a Southwestern desert/prairie dyepot?