Blankets & Quilts

An amazing piece of art, the image in the center of this quilt is of horses running wild, Native American quilt maker Alistair Bane (Eastern Shawnee Nation | Oklahoma) creates this modern take on historical work. We recommend dry cleaning to help...

"I love my work, so it’s easy to be happy when I am working. I hope that when someone takes one of my quilts home, they feel the care that was put into it and can enjoy it for many years."~Alistair Bane (enrolled member Eastern Shawnee Nation of...

This signature design by Delilah McPherson, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation, uses the four direction colors taught to her by grandma. Delilah hand stitches her quilts as that is how grandma did it. Delilah uses cotton material, she says "You can machine...

Created by local Lakota quilt maker Delilah McPherson, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, she likes to hand stitch her quilts from cotton material. Delilah learned to make quilts from her grandmother and each was sewn by hand. Later on in life, Delilah...

Oglala Lakota quilt maker Gloria Warrior uses cotton materials in different shades of blue to create this particular full size star quilt.  It can be machine washed but dry cleaning is also recommended to keep the bright colors from fading...

Oglala Lakota artist Shirley Conroy utilizes gray, red, black, and geometric patterned cotton material to create her full size star quilt.  Dry cleaning is recommended to keep the quilt’s colors bright and vibrant, however it still can be...

Oglala Lakota quilter Faye Charging Thunder creates this particular full size star quilt using both hand and machine techniques.  She creates the design with black, purple, gray and white cotton fabric.  The quilt can be machine washed, but dry...

Oglala Lakota quilt maker Margie Few Tails, machine sews this lovely quilt using cotton material in very earthy colors. The quilt can be machine washed, gentle cycle with mild detergent and hang to dry, fluff on the lowest setting of your dryer. We...

Oglala Lakota quilter Faye Charging Thunder creates this particular full size star quilt using both hand and machine techniques.  She creates the design with brown, yellow, orange, and red cotton material.  The quilt can be machine washed, but...

Native American artist Faye Charging Thunder (Oglala Lakota) creates her full size star quilt using a combination of red, blue, green, and yellow cotton materials.  She both hand and machine sews the design.  Dry cleaning is recommended to keep...

Peggy Cook (Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe) uses white, pale yellow,  and different types of green patterned cotton material to make this particular baby sized star quilt.  It can be machine washed, but dry cleaning is still recommended to keep the...

Native American quilt maker Peggy Cook (Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe) utilizes white and different types of red patterned cotton material to make this particular baby sized star quilt.  It can be machine washed, but dry cleaning is still recommended...

Local Oglala Lakota Nation member Shirley DuBray brought in this very subtly colored quilt, the edge has small polka dots, the background is neutral colored, the star radiates from the center in shades of blue.  Shirley uses cotton material, the...

Created by local Oglala Lakota Nation member Shirley DuBray, her star quilt is a stunning array of colors on a white background. Shirley uses cotton material, the quilt can be machine washed. We recommend dry cleaning to help preserve the stitching and...

Local Oglala Lakota Nation member Shirley DuBray, brought in this beauty, her use of cream colored with pale green background material is perfect. Shirley uses cotton material. The quilt can be machine washed on gentle cycle with mild detergent. Hang to...

Native American quilt maker Kelsey Tobacco (Oglala Sioux Tribe) hand sews this full size star quilt using different colors of green and patterned cotton material to complete the design.  Dry cleaning is recommended, however, the quilt can also be...

Native American artist Faye Charging Thunder (Oglala Lakota) creates her full size star quilt using red, black, white, and yellow cotton materials.  She both hand and machine sews the design.  Dry cleaning is recommended to keep the colors of...

Local quilt maker Faye Charging Thunder, Oglala Lakota Nation, hand sews this baby quilt with cotton material. The quilt can be machine washed, gentle cycle with mild detergent, hang to dry. Fluff the baby quilt on the lowest setting on your dryer...

Native American quilt maker Alistair Bane (Eastern Shawnee Nation | Oklahoma) utilizes sturdy cotton fabric creating a leafy-floral purple and blue patterned star against a light blue background.  The quilt can be machined washed, however dry...

Shirley Conroy (Oglala Lakota Nation member) uses brilliant colors of red, orange and yellow on a white background. The tips of the star have a patterned material.   The quilt can be machine washed but dry cleaning is still recommended to...

Shirley Conroy, Oglala Lakota Nation member, uses different materials with unique patterns to create this stylish baby quilt.   The baby quilt can be machine washed on gentle cycle with mild detergent, hang to dry. If the blanket needs to be...

Local Oglala Lakota quilt maker Shirley Conroy, creates her star quilt with a mottled blue on beige color background.  She uses cotton material, the quilt can be machine washed on gentle cycle using a mild detergent, hang to dry. If the blanket...

Local quilt maker Genia Campbell, Oglala Lakota Nation member, uses a bright white background color to show off her shades of blue and grey star. Made with cotton material, the quilt can be machine washed on gentle cycle. We recommend dry cleaning to...

Local Oglala Lakota Nation member Genia Campbell, creates a stunning version of a Star Quilt, the pink background color has silver highlights. Made with cotton material, we recommend dry cleaning to help preserve the colors and stitching. Measures: 87...