Pendleton Woolen Mills

Pendleton Woolen Mills is proud of a longstanding tradition that began with the production of beautiful wool blankets nearly a century ago. Inspired by the vivid colors and intricate designs of local and southwest Native American tribes, these blankets quickly became prized for ceremonial use, and as a standard of value and quality that continues to this day. Their exceptional quality, excellent value and lasting beauty were also highly regarded by the settlers of the area. As their popularity spread across the country, Pendleton blankets became one of the first fashion statements of the 20th century.

Pendleton continues to capture the timeless beauty and rich folklore inspired by authentic Native American designs for all to enjoy. Many of the blankets are still made in the original mill in Pendleton, Oregon. Today, however, the Pendleton tradition of quality and excellence is enhanced with the use of computer-aided design, high-speed looms and environmentally friendly manufacturing that makes production of these heirloom quality blankets even better and faster. In the spirit of the respect and friendship borne from this tradition, Pendleton salutes the inspiration behind it all - the Native American Indians. Go in Peace.

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Crow Creek Quilt

In the early days, Plains Indians illustrated their lives and adventures on buffalo hides. As the buffalo disappeared, and paper and ink were introduced, they replaced buffalo robes with ledger drawings and later quilts. Our Crow Creek quilt recalls the pictorial imagery used in the drawings and early Sioux quilts. It depicts scenes of everyday Indian life- hunting, game birds, butterflies,deer and even a horse-drawn travoisa, a common means of transport. The lively images are surrounded by a fanciful border of flowers and birds. 100% cotton. Machine washable. Imported.

Price: $156.00

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Starry Night Quilt

This star treatment is a salute to a host of American quilters: pioneer women, Native Americans, the Amish and today's contemporary quilt artists. The lone or morning star, a traditional quilting image, comes blazing into a colorful modern univers. An eight-point star explodes with dizzying color against a galaxy-black background and brilliant tumbling blocks. The habdstitched design brings three dimensional drama to contemporary or traditional decors. 100% cotton. Machine washable. Imported.

Price: $156.00

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Diamond Ranch Quilt

As the buffalo disappeared, Northern plains Indians of Montana and the Dakota replaced buffalo robes with quilts. One of their most recognizable designs is Morning Star, adapted in the late 1800s from the traditional Lone Star pattern. Covering most of the quilt top, its eight-point design was extremely difficult to create-the mosaic of tiny diamonds radiating out from the center took long hours of careful cutting, perfect placement and skillful hand-stiching. 100% cotton. Machine washable. Imported. Standard sham fits 20 in. x 26 in. pillow.

Price: $156.00

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Suede Fringed Bedscarf

Dazzling, colorful beadwork shimmers on soft, sumptuous suede. This unique fringed bed scarf pays tribute to the historic Native American art of beadwork on buffalo hides. Sparkling glass beads are handsewn onto soft suede and backed with cotton twill. Intricate embroidery further enhances its one-of-a-kind artistry. Scarf makes a beautiful table runner, too. Imported. Leather specialist clean. 13" x 90" not including fringe.

Price: $231.00

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Jacquard Wash Towels

One of our oldest blanket patterns brings history and Native American style to baths from ranch house to urban loft. The time-honored design was created in the 1920s to celebrate the heroism of the Northwest's great Nez Perce leader, Chief Joseph. Arrowheads symbolizing his bravery point in all directions of Mother Earth. 100% cotton. Machine wash. Imported. Must be ordered in quantities of three.

Price: $11.00

Price: $20.00

Fringed standard sham, zippered closure. 100% pure merino wool, Dry clean. Made in the USA. Fits 20" x 26" standard pillow.

Price: $72.00

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Father Winter

A Santa collector's dream. Our 2012 Father Winter is resplendent in an exclusive Evening Star jacquard robe. Natural fur and feather trims protect him from the cold. He carries a walking stick in one hand and bag of wooldland goodies with antlers, pinecones and evergreen boughs in the other. Each Santa has a wool fleece beard and a unique expression that gives him a personality all his own. Handcrafted in the USA. 24 in. tall (61 cm). Made in the USA.

Price: $584.00

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Legendary Mugs 2012

Brighten a counter or desk with the legendary motifs on our 18-oz. mugs. Perfect for office or den, they make distinctive corporate gifts. Dishwasher safe and microwave safe. Gift boxed.

Price: $19.00

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Stainless Steel Mug

Our Heroic Chief 16 oz. stainless steel travel mug has a striking silhouette of a Native American Chief as the central image of this unique, circa 1920s design. The feathered headdress was a ceremonial war bonnet worn only by chiefs and warriors. The war bonnet was common among Plains Indian men�Sioux, Crow, Blackfeet, Cheyenne and Cree�but was seldom worn on the battlefield. Reserved for formal occasions, the golden eagle-feather war bonnet was a spiritual symbol of a man�s courage and honor. It was a sign of respect that could be bestowed only by the tribe�s elders. The bonnet was also believed to protect the wearer. Later, other Native American tribes adopted the headdress as simply a sign of authority. Today, a brave or good deed may still be rewarded with an eagle feather. Gacefully tapered to fit most cup holders. Hand wash for best results. Gift boxed. Imported.

Price: $30.00

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