Chief Joseph Blankets

The Chief Joseph blanket was the first American Indian blanket made during the 1920s and is among the oldest blankets produced by Pendleton Woolen Mills.

Since the fabric is napped, it has a softer surface texture, ideal to be used with a baby. The napping process raises the ends of the fiber to the surface so that they can be brushed flat or clipped, with all of the fibers lying in the same direction. It is heavy fabric, to keep your baby from being chilled during the night.

The beautiful, multicolored design will brighten up the nursery, and the blanket is durable enough that it can be used as the child grows. The intricate design is unique, adding a personalized touch to the room. For best results, this product should be dry cleaned, because of the wool material.