The first in the Preservation Series, this blanket is expertly dyed, woven and hand-finished in our American mills. The pattern was inspired by a Navajo serape blanket from the early 1800s. It combines simple striped and terraced design elements with a color scheme suggesting Rio Grande Valley influence. Based on an original weaving in The Durango Collection®, Center of Southwest Studies Collection.

This USA-made wool blanket is part of our Preservation Series, a unique new collection that recreates historic weavings from across the Americas. Pendleton designers collaborate with museum curators and private collectors to select noteworthy work, establish provenance, and attribute historical textiles to the original weavers when possible.

Additionally, a portion of sales will help fund Native American art and education programming and outreach at the Fort Lewis College Foundation and the Center for Southwest Studies.

Unnapped; fabric is uncombed for sharper pattern definition. Whipstitch binding. 64x80".

82% Virgin Wool, 18% Cotton

Made in USA