Pendleton Blankets

The first documented instance of an American woolen mill selling what are now known as Indian trade blankets was recorded on June 19, 1892. Native...

64 x 80 First produced in 1920's, Chief Joseph blanket is one of the oldest ongoing blankets made by Pendleton. The blanket pattern celebrates the...

64 x 80 First produced in 1920's, Chief Joseph blanket is one of the oldest ongoing blankets made by Pendleton. The blanket pattern celebrates the...

This blanket from Pendleton Woolen Mills will be a colorful addition to any home. In the late 1800s Navajo weavers began using colorful new dyes in...

This fantastic blanket is from Pendleton Woolen Mill's Heritage Collection: A tribute to famed Apache medicine man, seer and spiritual leader,...

This dramatic blanket from Pendleton Woolen Milles featrues Spanish crosses, diamond-shaped “eyes” (ojos) and the symbols of the Navajo Four...

This beautiful Pendleton Woolen Mills Blanket pattern is representative of traditional Southwest Native American art. The nine-element design arises...

This Pendleton Rock Ridge blanket reflects the Teec Nos Pos (Tes-Nos-Pos) regional style of Navajo weaving – a bold, exciting design which many...

Pendleton's San Miguel Blanket takes its inspiration from mid- to late-19th century Native American weaving traditions and the influence of Spanish...

First produced in the 1920s, the Chief Joseph blanket is one of the oldest, on-going blankets made by Pendleton Woolen Mills. The blanket pattern...