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Crossroads Knit Throw

The Crossroads design reflects First Nations teachings and the power of the four directions the number four is sacred among many Native American tribes. East represents the physical body, the realm of the Warrior. West represents the heart ...

Sea Wolf Crib Blanket

Tales of the whale are common among Northwest Coast Native American tribes. Tsimshian lore says that the orca whale was once a beautiful white wolf, the loveliest of four-legged creatures. The wolf wandered through the world looking for ...

Chief Joseph Blanket

First made in the 1920s, the Chief Joseph blanket is one of the oldest, on-going blankets made by Pendleton Woolen Mills. The blanket pattern celebrates the heroism of the Northwest's great Nez Perce leader, Chief Joseph. Its design is ...

Chief Joseph Muchacho Blanket

Our famous Chief Joseph blanket scaled down for small fries or anyone looking for a unique accent for sofa or bed. Just crib size and perfect to take along wherever the little muchacho or muchacha goes. Made of our softest wool, its a ...

Heroic Chief Crib Blanket

The war bonnet was common among Plains Indian men but was seldom worn on the battlefield. Reserved for formal occasions, the bonnet was a spiritual symbol of a mans courage and honor. It was a sign of respect that could be bestowed only by ...

Chief's Road Crib Blanket

This brightly colored blanket was designed by Chippewa-Cree artist Jesse Henderson just for Pendleton. It 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. ...

Sons Of The Sky Blanket

Ah-Day means special in Kiowa, and this beautiful, intricate blanket is surely an unsurpassed gift for a special child. It is produced exclusively for the American Indian College Fund by Pendleton Woolen Mills, and designed by artist ...

Heroic Chief Sham

A striking silhouette of a Native American Chief is 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 ...

Lamb Blankie

The kiddies wont leave home without this washable wool blanket. A cuddly stuffed lamb on a fleecy bed reverses to our merino wool pastel plaid blanket. Acrylic lamb / 100% pure virgin merino wool blanket. Machine washable. Imported of USA ...

Daughters Of The Earth Blanket

Ah-Day" means "special" in Kiowa, and this beautiful, intricate blanket is surely an unsurpassed gift for a special child. It is produced exclusively for the American Indian College Fund by Pendleton Woolen Mills, and designed by artist ...

Heroic Chief Pillow

A striking silhouette of a Native American Chief is 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 ...

All Night Meeting Blanket

This design is from an original pen-and-ink and colored pencil drawing by Yankton Sioux artist Joseph Chamberlain. The artist is inspired by stories from his childhood and is committed to passing the old teachings to the next generation. ...

Soho Blanket

Neutral colors and pattern-free design allow the Soho to take on the ambiance of any setting. A light shade reverses to a darker one for two-in-one versatility and value. Coordinating whipstitch adds a clean, modern finish and durability. ...

Creation Turtle Blanket

From 1991: The Turtle blanket is in recognition of the Iroquois Confederacy. Inspired by the Oneida, Seneca, Mohawk, Cayuga, Onondaga and Tuscoarora Nations, the Turtle design represents the Iroquois legend that the world was created on ...