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Pendleton In Their Element Blanket
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Code: ZL494-53452
$269.00
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Description
•••••A USA-made wool blanket based on a watercolor painting by Joe Toledo. The design represents the three elements: Earth, Air and Water. A herd of bison grazes on the Earth, offering prosperity and protection. A range of mountains stands behind, their snowy peaks covered with life-giving Water. Standing eagle feathers rise into the sky, joining together Earth, Water and Air.
Part of our Legendary Collection, this design honors stories and symbols of Native American cultures. Each year a new collector's blanket is added to the series.
- Comes with a Legendary Collection label
- 64" x 80"
- Napped; fabric is combed for a softer, thicker feel
- Felt bound
- Pure virgin wool/cotton
- Fabric woven in our American mills
- Dry clean
- Made in USA
- Comes with a Legendary Collection label
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Details
•••••Size: 64" x 80" (163 x 203cm)
Material: 82% Wool 18% Cotton
Texture: Napped
Binding: Felt Bound
Colors: Tan
Mfg: Pendleton Woolen Mills
Origin: USA-Oregon
Care: Dry Clean Only
Ships In: 1-2 Business Days
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Customer Ratings & Reviews
•••••Ratings Snapshotout of 55 (1)4 (0)3 (0)2 (0)1 (0)Would recommend this product.100%out of 55 (1)4 (0)3 (0)2 (0)1 (0)Would recommend this product.100%1 Total Reviews- 1
This blanket takes me back to Wyoming and MontanaWoodyLocation: Cascade Mountains, ORDate: November 13, 2020The Grand Tetons, Bison fattening with the late summer browned grass, soon these peaks and valleys will become dormant for the seasonal nap of winter. Nothing moves, but the bison and elk in the valley and plains below, and the Golden Eagle above. I once found a Golden Eagle feather in the Tom Miner Basin adjacent to Yellowstone. I once was caught in the first fall snows backpacking in the Mountains of the Grand Tetons. I once hiked amongst a wild herd of bison around the warm spring at Jackson Hole. Now, I am an old man, but I am warm with this blanket. I recall and live the power of these magnificent wild lands where nature prevails.Verified Buyer Recommended1 Total Reviews- 1
