Navajo Contemporary

Placed images from 19th-century Navajo rugs take on a modern-art edge in this striking, contemporary blanket. Those beautifully simple rugs of the American Southwest have been sought-after trade items for more than a century. The directional cross is a sacred symbol to many Native American tribes and signifies the four great directions – North, South, East and West. Within each direction lie numerous powers and teachings. The summetry of the crosses, squares and stripes make this design at home in settings from r5ustic to ultramodern. Unnapped, whipstitch binding. 82% wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $208.00

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Arrowhead Blanket Robe

These blankets are robe size, the size preferred by native Americans for ceremonial purposes and wrapping about oneself as a robe. They are impressive as wall hangings and practical when folded on a sofa or at the foot of a bed. Felt bound unless otherwise noted.

The intricate, geometric design is created with arrow images, symbols common among Native American tribes. Arrowheads are often used in designs to signify protection. Unnapped. 82% wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $212.00

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Suwanee Stripe

This colorful blanket salutes the patchwork artistry of the Seminole Indian women. From the 1700s, the Suwanee River area of what is now the southeastern United States was home to the Seminole Indian tribes. The first versions of Seminole patchwork appeared in the late 1800s and were born of necessity. When cloth was scarce, remnants of cotton bolts were cut into small strips and hand sewn into larger pieces for “strip clothing.” The result was functional, wearable art. The introduction of the sewing machine during the early 20th century revolutionized Seminole patchwork. The technique flourished as tight machine stitching allowed more and more elaborate patterns. Strips of colored cloth were cut and repositioned into intricate patterns of squares, rectangles, diamonds and triangles. Brilliant colors like this sawtooth design were often contrasted with a black background. The Suwanee blanket is a tribute to the sophisticated symmetry of Seminole patchwork, an art form still practiced today. Unnapped. Sueded trim. 82% wool/18% cotton. Dry Clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $208.00

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Fossil Leaf

DwellStudio®

Pendleton is classic American style with a rich heritage; DwellStudio is forward-thinking modern style. Though founded more than a century apart, Pendleton and DwellStudio share a common point of view that's perfectly expressed in this collaboration: that great design is truly timesless, and that true comfort comes from the finest quality.

The unmatched beauty of Mother Nature is showcased in this dramatic interpretation of a fossilized leaf. The intricate jacquard design has the look of a photographic negative as seen through the eyes an abstract artist. The pattern is light and frosty on the front, with a darker, reverse image on the back. This stunning image will add an aesthetic elegance to any room. Napped, whipstitch binding. 82% wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $208.00

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Conejos

In Conejos County, Colorado, there's an ancient mine known for its unique turquoise–a brilliant shade of emerald green, shot with a matrix of golden stone. In the late 1800s the pioneer settlers who plumbed its depths knew it as Manassa. But perhaps a thousand years earlier, ancient Pueblans worked the mine for its richly colored treasure–green turquoise traded by the Anasazi and used in beads and animal fetishes. In the late 1800s Navajo silversmiths began to fashion this and traditional turquoise into elegant jewelry. Today green turquoise may still be found in southwest Colorado and Nevada. And throughout the Southwest, Navajo artisans continue to create beautiful, sought-after jewelry – some from this stunning gemstone. Our brilliant green blanket commemorates the miners, stonecutters and artisans of the American West and the Native American silversmiths who still fashion these stones into jewelry and talismans. Traditional Native American directional crosses, arrows, diamond shapes and weaving patterns of Navajo, Hopi and Zuni artists are incorporated into a classic 9-element design from our archives. Unnapped. sueded trim. 82% wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $208.00

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Chief's Road Muchacho

Just crib size, but so warm and energizing, it's sure to be taken along wherever the little muchacho or muchacha goes. Made of our softest wool. A treasured baby gift when customized with embroidery or a unique accent on a sofa or bed in any room. 82% pure virgin wool/18% cotton. Dry Clean. Made in the USA. Napped. Felt bound.

Chief's Road depicts the Milky Way, or "Chief's Road," and the Big Dipper and the North Star. Below is a row of lodges representing Mother Earth. Everything inside signifies the Creator's children.

Price: $68.00

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Counting Sheep Eco-wise Wool

Curly, cuddly lambs posing with Mom and Dad in the meadow are woven into a supersoft, warm jacquard blanket.Napped. Whipstitch binding. 100% pure virgin Eco-Wise wool. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $68.00

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Canyonlands Blanket Robe

These blankets are robe size, the size preferred by Native Americans for ceremonial purposes and wrapping about oneself as a robe. They are impressive as wall hangings and practical when folded on a sofa or at the foot of a bed. Felt bound. 82% pure virigin wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

The blues, pinks and reds of our Canyonlands Blanket reflect this awe-inspiring landscape of Utah's Canyonlands National Park. Unnapped.

Price: $212.00

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J. Capps And Sons Tribute II

The Pendleton Tribute Series pays homage to the American mills that pioneered the weaving of Indian trade blankets.

J. Capps and Sons of Jacksonville, Illinois, warranted an advertising testimonial from none other than "Buffalo Bill" Cody of Wild West Show fame. Capps was the first to capitalize on the Indian trade, producing blankets in the late 1800s. Most of the designs were simple yet dramatic.

Lightly napped. Felt binding. 82% pure virgin wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $212.00

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Racine Woolen Mills Tribute II

The Pendleton Tribute Series pays homage to the American mills that pioneered the weaving of Indian trade blankets.

Blankets from Racine Woolen Mills of Racine, Wisconsin, were notable for their excellent quality. The mill specialized in nearly square fringed blankets, also called shawls, which were worn primarily by Native American women.

Lightly napped. Felt binding. 82% pure virgin wool/18% cotton. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $212.00

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