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Pendleton
Blanket Robes |
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robe size, the size preferred by Native Americans
for ceremonial purposes and wrapping about oneself
as a robe. They are impressive as wall hangings and
practical when folded on a sofa or at the foot of a
bed. 82% pure virgin wool / 18% cotton. Made in the
USA. All are 64" x 80" napped unless otherwise
noted. |
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Handcrafted
Collectible Pendleton Santa
Collectors all over the world love our
exclusive Pendleton Santa. This year he is all
decked out in Standing Rock Black pattern
jacquard wool, one of our oldest and most
revered patterns. His robe is trimmed with
natural fur collar and cuffs and he wears a
curly wool fleece beard. Handcrafted in the
USA, so each Santa is one of a kind. 26 1/2"
tall with a 9 1/2" x 14" wood base.
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ZD687-51129 Red |
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ZD687-51112 Brown |
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Standing Rock
This allover pattern is distinguished by vivid
colors and strong graphic elements. The design
pays tribute to the Sioux legend of Standing
Rock. According to the story, a woman from the
Dakota nation was turned to stone due to her
jealousy and refusal to travel with her tribe
to a new camp. The monumental rock stands
today in front of the Standing Rock Indian
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ZD687-51152 Aquamarine |
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Eye Dazzler
A Tribute to the Navajo striped blankets from
the late 1800's which featured elaborate
serrated diamond and bold dramatic color.
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Canyonlands
The blues, pinks and reds reflect the awe-inspiring
landscape of Utah's Canyonlands National Park. |
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Taos
Reflecting the rich beauty of New Mexico and the
textiles of the Southwest. |
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ZD565-51149 Unnapped |
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Cherokee Basket
Functional
objects become works of art in the hands of gifted
Cherokee basketweavers. Geometric shapes decorate
the outside of their unique double-walled baskets. |
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ZD463-51105 Black |
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Jicarilla
Apache basketry is widely admired for its
craftsmanship and beauty. In particular, baskets
created by the Jicarilla band are noted for their
strong color contrast and bold geometric or
pictorial motifs. |
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ZD405-51114 Grey |
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ZD405-51119 Mocha |
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San Miguel
Combining mid-to-late 19th century Native American
weaving traditions and the influence of Spanish
missionaries in the Southwest. Unnapped. |
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