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The Pendleton Gatekeeper blanket is an original Pendleton design from 1935. Containing a central design element falling within a band through the center of the blanket it is an example of a Center Point pattern. The central figure is an eight point star which is a common design of the various Sioux peoples. Representing a morning star, the design indicates a new beginning with the break of dawn. The Gatekeeper of the morning shows the way to the new light and knowledge of the dawning day. Unnapped Blanket: The fibers of an unnapped blanket have not been pilled which produces a thinner and denser feeling blanket. Many of the old Pendleton blankets were unnapped and most new designs are being made this way.

The Pendleton Spirit of the Peoples blanket celebrates the 100 years of weaving in Pendletons Oregon mill. The two center bands contain six bands of color running through directional crosses which represent the four directions of Mother Earth. Five of the bands of color represent each generation of the family who have run the mill with the sixth white band representing the future generations to come. Unnapped Blanket: The fibers of an unnapped blanket have not been pilled which produces a thinner and denser feeling blanket. Many of the old Pendleton blankets were unnapped.

The Pendleton Honoring blanket features a central design element incorporating 11 feathers displayed in a circular pattern. Native Americans believe that feathers represent strength, wisdom and a connection with their Creator. The gift of a feather is a gift of honor and is tribute to the courage of the recipent.

The Pendleton Big Medicine blanket honors the importance of the legend of the white buffalo. Once in every 10 million years a white buffalo is born. In 1933, a white buffalo was born on the Flathead Reservation in Western Montana. The buffalo was called "Big Medicine" to reflect its sacred power. The white buffalo named Big Medicine was thought, by many Native American People, to be the fullfillment of an ancient prophecy signaling a new beginning for the people of Mother Earth. The oral traditions spoke of a coming herd of pure White Buffalo. The Big Medicine blanket has seven buffalo representing the seven directions of Native lore: North, South, East, West, Above, Below and Within. These seven directions represent the wholeness for mankind and the earth. the prayer pipes symbolize Mankinds communication with the Great Creator. The four hands within the circle of life represent the multiethnicity of the people throughout the world and the new beginning promised by the birth of the white buffalo. The Big Medicine blanket incorporates shades of brown and green reflecting the natural beauty of Mother Earth. Size : 64" X 80" Material: 82% Wool -18% Cotton Binding: Felt Origin: Made in USA: Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills Care: Dry Clean Only Ships In 1-2 Business Days

The Pendleton Tree of Life blanket honors the weaving of the same name still being created by Navajo weavers in western Arizona.  This pictorial rug was first seen circa 1840. Size : 64" X 80" Material: 82% Wool -18% Cotton Binding: Felt Origin: Made in USA: Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills Care: Dry Clean Only Ships In 1-2 Business Days

Size : 64" X 80" Material: 82% Wool -18% Cotton Origin: Made in USA: Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills The Pendleton  Grateful Nation blanket is a tribute to brave me and women who have defende our freedom throughout history. Each of the stripes represent a service awarded to veterans of conflicts  in which this nation has been involved.  Available in twin-full only! World War II Asiatic Pacific Campaign World War II Europe-Africa-MIddle East Campaign Korean War Service US Vietnam Service Southwest Asia Service (Gulf War) War on Terrorislm A donation from the sale of each blanket will be donated by Pendleton Woolen Mills to the Fisher House  Foundation. Ships within 1-2 business days. All Pendleton Blankets are dry clean only!

The Pendleton Painted Rock blanket is a tribute to artistry of the Native American Peoples. Throughout the western United States the history of these peoples can be found painted and etched in canyons and caves. Unnapped Blanket: The fibers of an unnapped blanket have not been pilled which produces a thinner and denser feeling blanket. Many of the old Pendleton blankets were unnapped.

The unnapped Pendleton Supernova blanket contains star-like patterns which honors the ancient Native American Skywatchers. Also available in queen and king sizes. Unnapped Blanket: The fibers of an unnapped blanket have not been pilled which produces a thinner and denser feeling blanket. Many of the old Pendleton blankets were unnapped and most new designs are being made this way.

The Aspen blanket was inspired by the white and gray bark of the Aspen tree. The original pattern of this blankets dates back to the 1920's. Unnapped Blanket: The fibers of an unnapped blanket have not been pilled which produces a thinner and denser feeling blanket. Many of the old Pendleton blankets were unnapped.

" Origin: Made in USA: Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills Pendleton has given new birth to an old pattern of their's in the Iroquois Turtle. Legend has it that when Sky woman fell to the earth she landed on a turtle's back. She planted a garden on the back of the turtle and it eventually grew to become North American. This blanket is avialable in twin - full size only. Unnapped Blanket: The fibers of an unnapped blanket have not been pilled which produces a thinner and denser feeling blanket. Many of the old Pendleton blankets were unnapped. Ships within 1-2 business days. All Pendleton Blankets are dry clean only!

The Pendleton Navajo Water blanket is derived from a photograph taken by famous American photographer Edward S. Curtis. The blanket features geometric saw-toothed designs and the dragonfly, sybolizing water and life. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this blanket benefit the American College Indian Fund. Size : 64" X 80" Material: 82% Wool -18% Cotton Origin: Made in USA: Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills Care: Dry Clean Only Ships In 1-2 Business Days Unnapped Blanket: The fibers of an unnapped blanket have not been pilled which produces a thinner and denser feeling blanket. Many of the old Pendleton blankets were unnapped.

Size : 64" X 80" Material: 82% Wool -18% Cotton Felt Edge Origin: Made in USA: Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills Pendletons Iroquois Turtle blanket is symbolic of the Iroquois Creation story. In this story Sky Woman fell from the sky and landed on the giant turtles back. The back of the turtle became known as Turtle Island and later North America. Available in this size only! Ships within 1-2 business days. All Pendleton Blankets are dry clean only!

The Circle of Life or Elders blanket is commemorative of Tribal Elders or Wisdom Keepers everywhere. The Elders are responsible for handing down spiritual direction to the children giving them a better understanding of their responsibility to the universe and to the Creator. The blanket sybolizes, Mother Earth, Sun, the four directions of life and other celestial bodies. Available in this size only This blanket has an attached story tag. All Pendleton Blankets are dry clean only!

Size : 64" X 80" Material: 82% Wool -18% Cotton Felt Edge Origin: Made in USA: Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills The Pendleton Keep My Fires Burning - Storyteller blanket celebrate the storytellers of Native American heritage. These Keepers of Mother Earth are thought of as holy people and are responsible for perpetuating Native American traditions, song and dances, ritual ceremonies, religion and the story of creation. Available in this size only! Ships within 1-2 business days. All Pendleton Blankets are dry clean only!

Pendleton's 2005 addition to the Legendary Collection is Celebrate the Horse! With the arrival of the Spanish in the late 1600's came the horse. Perhaps no other single event changed the lives of Native Americans more than the introduction of the horse. They became expert riders and used their new found skills to protect their territory, herd sheep, game hunting and for seasonal migration.While the Pueblo Indians who first had the horse were largely unaffected by its introduction they used it as barter material with the Plains Indians. Probably no group underwent a greater change than they. Their marriage with the horse gave them great mobility and instantly changed their way of life.In many Native societies the measure of a families wealth was how many horses were owned. The horse became a prized and honored possession to many Native Americans as well as a companion and friend. Ships within 1-2 business days. All Pendleton Blankets are dry clean only!

The Pendleton Shared Spirits blanket celebrates the universal symbolism of the diverse and yet unified Native American cultures. The central diamond a sacred circle filled with a cross which represents the common symbol of mans beginning and the four directions that guide us on our life's path. Plants and animals are also respected by Native Americans and this design incorporates the thunderbird, bear, buffalo and elk. Other symbols include rain clouds, sun, moon and stars. A story card is included with this blanket.