Inspired by the rugged landscape surrounding Helena, Montana, the Pendleton Helena Ridge Blanket translates one of the American West’s distinctive mountain settings into a richly detailed jacquard weave. Rising to 5,468 feet above Montana’s capital city, Mount Helena and its surrounding ridge system form a dramatic natural backdrop of peaks, trails and open wilderness. The blanket’s bold diamond formations represent the higher mountain peaks, framed by smaller geometric elements referencing the city park that protects Mount Helena. Trails crossing the ridge reward hikers with sweeping views across the Helena Valley, with routes extending toward the nearby Helena National Forest. The landscape is also home to the demanding Helena Ridge Challenge, linking five of the area’s prominent ridges within 24 hours. Woven in Pendleton’s own American mills, the blanket is made from 82% pure virgin wool and 18% cotton. Unlike Pendleton’s napped blankets, the Helena Ridge is left unnapped, preserving the crisp definition of its intricate geometry while giving the fabric a flatter, more structured hand. Traditional felt binding completes the edges, while the reversible jacquard construction presents a distinct interpretation of the pattern on each side. A functional piece of American textile craftsmanship, the Helena Ridge Blanket brings the colors and monumental forms of the Montana landscape into a blanket designed to be used, displayed and treasured for generations. Pendleton Blanket Robe Helena Ridge Sand Multi 203cm x 163cm 82% Pure Virgin Wool, 18% Cotton Reversible Design Unnapped Felt Bound Woven Pendleton Patch Made In USA At Pendleton’s American Mills
