Pendleton’s Chief Joseph blanket is crafted in the traditional robe size, historically favored by Native Americans for ceremonial use or for wrapping around the body. Whether draped over a sofa, placed at the foot of a bed, or displayed as a wall hanging, it adds visual impact and deep cultural resonance. The Chief Joseph pattern, first designed in the early 1920s, remains one of Pendleton’s most iconic designs. It honors Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce, one of the Northwest’s most respected leaders. His name translates to "Thunder Rolling Down Hill“. Arrowhead motifs in the design symbolize bravery and protection, pointing in all directions to represent Mother Earth. This is Pendleton’s oldest continuously produced pattern, woven in their own Woolen Mills in the USA. A timeless statement piece that blends heritage, artistry, and warmth - made to be treasured across generations. Pendleton Blanket Robe Chief Joseph Chili 203cm x 163cm 82% Pure Virgin Wool, 18% Cotton Napped Felt Bound Made In USA
