Pendleton
Earth Blanket
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Product Information
The Pendleton Earth Blanket stands out with its intricate design, drawing inspiration from a powerful Edward S. Curtis photograph to symbolize the elements of earth and sky. It’s more than just a cozy layer; it's a piece with rich heritage, featuring geometric motifs that represent mountains, crops, seeds, and the four cardinal directions. You'll appreciate the thought and detail woven into this blanket, knowing it contributes to a greater cause.
Crafted for lasting warmth and beauty, this blanket brings both comfort and a unique aesthetic to any space. Its blend of virgin wool and cotton ensures a substantial feel, while the unnapped finish gives sharp definition to its detailed patterns.
Features
- Inspired by an Edward S. Curtis photograph, embodying earth and sky elements.
- Geometric patterns symbolize mountains, crops, seeds, and the four cardinal directions.
- Unnapped fabric for enhanced pattern clarity and definition.
- Felt binding provides durability and a clean finish.
- A portion of proceeds supports the American Indian College Fund.
Specs
- Material: 82% pure virgin wool, 18% cotton
- Dimensions: 64 x 80 inches
- Made in USA
Pendleton Fort Worth Stockyards
128 E Exchange Ave Suite 630
Fort Worth, TX 76164
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Product Information
The Pendleton Earth Blanket stands out with its intricate design, drawing inspiration from a powerful Edward S. Curtis photograph to symbolize the elements of earth and sky. It’s more than just a cozy layer; it's a piece with rich heritage, featuring geometric motifs that represent mountains, crops, seeds, and the four cardinal directions. You'll appreciate the thought and detail woven into this blanket, knowing it contributes to a greater cause.
Crafted for lasting warmth and beauty, this blanket brings both comfort and a unique aesthetic to any space. Its blend of virgin wool and cotton ensures a substantial feel, while the unnapped finish gives sharp definition to its detailed patterns.
Features
- Inspired by an Edward S. Curtis photograph, embodying earth and sky elements.
- Geometric patterns symbolize mountains, crops, seeds, and the four cardinal directions.
- Unnapped fabric for enhanced pattern clarity and definition.
- Felt binding provides durability and a clean finish.
- A portion of proceeds supports the American Indian College Fund.
Specs
- Material: 82% pure virgin wool, 18% cotton
- Dimensions: 64 x 80 inches
- Made in USA
