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First woven in the 1920s, this USA-made wool blanket has been one of our most popular designs ever since. Chief Joseph led the Nez Perce Nation native to northeastern Oregon in the late 1800s. Widely admired for protecting his people and speaking the...

Winds are strong and elevation is high on the road through Utah’s Sunset Pass. This wool blanket pattern shows the Dirty Devil River flowing through canyons carved over millions of years. The river is surrounded by plateau walls, with colorful...

One of our most popular designs ever, crafted of USA-made wool in our Pendleton, Oregon Mill. In 1923, President Warren Harding and his wife Florence came west to dedicate a portion of the Old Oregon Trail. At the ceremony, local chiefs presented the...

High in Montana’s Beartooth Mountains lies Mystic Lake. Dramatic peaks surround the lake and cast their reflections in it’s still, cold surface. In this wool blanket design, a pattern of triangular shapes mirrors the area’s dramatic...

Chief Joseph commemorates one of the Northwest's greatest Nez Perce leaders. The arrowhead pattern on the blanket symbolizes his courage as he led his tribe away from the U.S. Cavalry, traveling more than 1,400 miles. Dimensions: 32 x 44 inches (81.2 x...

Chief Joseph commemorates one of the Northwest's greatest Nez Perce leaders. The arrowhead pattern on the blanket symbolizes his courage as he led his tribe away from the U.S. Cavalry, traveling more than 1,400 miles. Dimensions: 32 x 44 inches (81.2 x...

Chief Joseph commemorates one of the Northwest's greatest Nez Perce leaders. The arrowhead pattern on the blanket symbolizes his courage as he led his tribe away from the U.S. Cavalry, traveling more than 1,400 miles. Dimensions: 32 x 44 inches (81.2 x...

Created exclusively for the American Indian College Fund, a nonprofit organization that helps fund scholarships for Native American students and tribal colleges. Your purchase of this USA-made blanket helps support their honorable mission. The arrow...

Created exclusively for the American Indian College Fund, a nonprofit organization that helps fund scholarships for Native American students and tribal colleges. Your purchase of this USA-made blanket helps support their honorable mission. This...

Spanish crosses, diamond shaped “eyes” (ojos) and the symbols of the Navajo Four Mountains of Creation are dramatic in any setting. The design reverses from black background to white- an achievement possible only in mills as technologically...

Made in America of our softest our virgin wool, this baby blanket is a treasured gift (and customizable with embroidery for a personal touch). Woven in a design of a desert at night, with a stallion, mare and colt galloping fast and free under the starry...

Tuck them in and tell a story with a soft wool baby blanket made in America. A circle of life contains four hands representing new beginnings and the diverse peoples of the world. Seven bison evoke the seven directions, which together symbolize wholeness...

Pendleton Crib/Baby Blanket: Jacquard Shared Paths - Gray This baby sized blanket's design depicts all of Earth's animals moving together on many shared paths from the buffalo, fox, deer, and dove. Measurements: 32 inches x 44 inches (81.2 cm x 111 cm)...

Pendelton Blanket: San Miguel This Pendleton blanket is inspired from the 19th century Native American weaving traditions.  The traditional banded chief stripe evolved into the Navajo ‘third phase’ pattern shortly after 1860. ...

Designed early in the 1920's the Chief Joseph design continued to be one of Pendleton's most popular blankets. It commemorates the heroism of one of the Northwest's greatest Nez Perce warrior, Chief Joseph.  His Nez Perce name was...

Designed early in the 1920's the Chief Joseph design continued to be one of Pendleton's most popular blankets. It commemorates the heroism of one of the Northwest's greatest Nez Perce warrior, Chief Joseph.  His Nez Perce name was...

This brilliantly colored design incorporates imagery that is universal among Native American cultures: the sun, moon, stars and rain clouds represent an honored relationship with the spiritual world. The natural world is represented by flora - corn,...

The rare white bison occurs only once in every 10 million births. In 1933, a white buffalo was born in the wild on Montana’s Flathead Indian Reservation and was called “Big Medicine” to reflect his sacred power. Many Native American...

The Turtle blanket recognizes the Iroquois Confederacy: the Oneida, Seneca, Mohawk, Cayuga, Onondaga and Tuscarora Nations. The Turtle design is a representation of the Iroquois Creation legend. ~Pendleton Legendary Collection Long ago, the earth was...

Eagle feathers and bison are sacred symbols in Native American culture. Jemez Pueblo artist Joe Toledo uses these symbols in his painting , "In Their Element," representing three elements; Earth, Air, and Water.A herd of bison graze on the Earth,...

A brave warrior astride a swift steed thunders across the Plains. Similar images were painted on buffalo hides by Plains Indians in the 1800s. Our Celebrate the Horse blanket is based on a design from the Blackfoot tribe, expert horsemen who called the...

The seven bison on this blanket represent the seven directions; north, south, east, west, above, below and within.Together they symbolize wholeness for mankind and the earth. Napped Created by the Pendleton Woolen Mills. Dimensions:64 x 80 inches163 x...