Their blankets' patterns were designed to appeal to Pendleton's first customers: Native Americans. "The first recorded interaction in our homeland with Euro Americans was Lewis and Clark in 1805 ...

"Infinite Prayer” can be purchased online at www.pendleton-usa.com and in select Pendleton retail stores.

Native Americans would wear Pendleton textiles to keep warm during cold nights, but the designs also served as signifiers of status. Pendleton blankets quickly became sought-after items for ...

The Title VI Native American Parent Advisory Committee ... During the ceremony, they were presented with stoles and Pendleton blankets. “In many Indigenous cultures, Pendleton blankets are ...

estimates that some 40,000 Pendleton blankets are sold annually in the Southwest. "Almost all my business is to Native customers," said Babbitt, who is located near the Navajo Reservation.

American Indian and Alaska Native students attending a tribal ... Winning designs are featured on wool blankets in Pendleton’s American Indian College Fund collection. Pendleton has worked ...

Chihuly Blankets combine the expressive elements of his work with the timeless tradition of Native American trade blankets from Pendleton Woolen Mills. This new edition celebrates the vibrant patterns ...

Chihuly Blankets combine the expressive elements of his work with the timeless tradition of Native American trade blankets from Pendleton Woolen Mills. This new edition celebrates the vibrant patterns ...

A portion of the sales from the blanket collection provides approximately $50,000 in annual Native student scholarships. Pendleton also contributes to a scholarship endowment that, combined with ...

Winning designs are featured on wool blankets in Pendleton's American Indian College Fund collection. Pendleton has worked with the College Fund since 1995 and has provided over $1.3 million in ...