Patterned after the coveted agates found by lucky beachcombers along a stretch of the Central Oregon Coast—a half day’s drive from Pendleton, where this wool blanket is made. In this design, striated stones tumble from the ocean onto a sandy shore, waiting for discovery by those with a discerning eye. Reverses for two distinct looks.

Shifting dunes of shining white crystal rise from the Tularosa Basin at New Mexico’s White Sands National Monument. During the day the dunes shine white against the blue sky. At sunset, the sands glow with the vibrant hues of twilight, while desert flora–yucca, cholla and rice grass–reach toward the last rays of the setting sun. This design is Pendleton`s homage to this striking and wild landscape. Reverses for two different looks.

Keep your home green by adding this eco-friendly throw to your living space. Featuring a blend of wool and cotton, this blanket is soft enough for naps or cuddling up with a favorite book or movie. The bold pattern features neutral colors for easy coordination and brings a Native American style to your home.

Beautiful Pendleton blanket. You can’t go wrong with this.. Suzanne. Eagle, ID. Sun May 31 2026

A made-in-America wool blanket in a dazzling geo pattern. It’s based on a Native American legend that says a hero disguised himself as a rabbit to capture fire for his people, a victory honored in this vivid design. Reverses to pattern’s opposite.

A made-in-America wool blanket in a pattern inspired by the powerful waters of Fossil Springs in Arizona’s Coconino National Forest. Every minute, 20,000 gallons of calcium-laden water pour from the base of a 1,600-ft deep canyon, laying down deposits of travertine limestone and creating fossils that inspire the area’s name. In the center of this pattern, the springs surge to the surface, flowing out to fuel the wild waters of Fossil Creek. Woven in Pendleton`s Pacific Northwest mills, this blanket is a twin/robe size—a perfect accent at the foot of a bed, on the back of a couch or used as a wall hanging.

Bold crosses and minimalist colors are inspired by the influence of 19th century Spanish missionaries on Southwest weaving. Reverses from grey background to ivory for two dramatically different looks.

everything was as described, I would definately recommend, and buy from again. Carol. Central Point, OR. Mon May 04 2026