Pendleton Home Collection Blanket The role of the blanket is woven deep in the history of Native Americans. For centuries it has been used for warmth, medium exchange, artistic expression, and as an important element of ceremonies and recognition. Pendleton Woolen Mills began weaving in 1909 and be came known as a Indian Trade Blanket. Pendleton weavers and designers worked with their Native American customers to develop color and design preferences. This wool blanket design echoes the towering rock face, geometric peaks, deep water canyons and hiking trails of Smith Rock State Park in Central Oregon—considered by many to be the birthplace of American sport climbing. Crafted to last a lifetime, this blanket is made just 200 miles away from Smith Rock, in our Pendleton, Oregon, mill. Reverses for two different looks. This blanket features: Grey Coloring Intricate patterns 82% pure virgin wool/18% cotton Made in USA Dimensions: Twin 64” x 80”
