ZE477-57305 Winds are strong and elevation is high on the road through Utah's Sunset Pass. This wool blanket pattern shows the Dirty Devil River flowing through canyons carved over millions of years. The river is surrounded by plateau walls, with...

ZE493-57307 64" x 80" Unnapped; fabric is left uncombed for sharper pattern definition Felt binding Pure virgin wool/cotton Fabric woven in American mills Dry clean Made in USA

ZE493-57275 A luxurious wool jacquard blanket, made in USA from fabric woven in our American mills. In this pattern, geometric pinnacles pay tribute to Beacon Rock, a dramatic formation in the Columbia River Gorge. Geometric hills and cliffs border a...

ZE475-57276 A USA-made wool blanket in a design inspired by the spectacular views of Solstice Canyon, as seen from the Rising Sun Trailhead in California's Santa Monica Mountains. Colorful bands represent powerful creeks that have carved canyons among...

ZK480-53940 A made-in-USA wool blanket celebrating the centennial of the Oregon State Park System, preserving and protecting our Pacific Wonderland for 100 years. From the pristine shores of Wallowa Lake to the rocky overlooks of Ecola Point,...

ZE494-57238 This colorful pattern was inspired by the Summerland Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park, voted Best Wildflower Spot in the USA by 1889 Magazine. Vibrant bands of color capture the wildflowers, waterfalls and mountain views within the park...

ZE475-57239 This colorful pattern was inspired by the Summerland Trail in Mt. Rainier National Park, voted Best Wildflower Spot in the USA by 1889 Magazine. Vibrant bands of color capture the wildflowers, waterfalls and mountain views within the park...

ZE782-57236 The Sierra Nevada range is the longest continuous and unified mountain chain in the United States. In this blanket design, interlocking groups of triangles arranged in unbroken bands celebrate the Sierra Nevada and its tallest mountain,...

A smaller, square size of our iconic blanket, historically worn for traditional dances and ceremonies. First woven in the 1920s, our Chief Joseph pattern has been one of our most popular patterns ever since. Reverses for two distinct looks. 68" x 68"...

ZE475-55340 Early travelers to Oregon found a natural spring full of jewel-like stones, which they named Opal Springs. This pattern uses a quilt-like arrangement of shapes to show the movement and beauty of those stones—naturally polished...

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ZK485-57105 Against the blue of Father Sky, songbirds rise from Mother Earth to greet the healing rays of Morning Sun. The birds carry messages of harmony, renewal and balance in a design that brings awareness to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous...