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We picked up five popular patterns of Pendleton blankets!

When purchasing a Pendleton blanket, choosing a pattern is the first difficulty you will encounter. Many people may be troubled by the sheer number of variations. Therefore, we will now introduce Pendleton’s most popular Native American patterns.

Popular Pendleton blanket patterns (1) “Chief Joseph

When you think of Pendleton, you think of this one! It is a traditional Native American pattern that was first woven in the 1920s and has been loved by people for more than 100 years without any design changes. Incidentally, the design honors Chief Joseph, who led the Nez Perce tribe native to northeastern Oregon in the late 1800s.

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Pendleton Blanket Popular pattern (2) “Chief Joseph Aqua

The standard colors of the Chief Joseph pattern introduced above are beige, such as ivory and cream, but the smoky blue-based “Aqua” pattern is also very popular. The use of fresh colors is sure to lift even one’s spirits.

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Pendleton Blanket Popular pattern 3: “Canyonlands

Canyonlands is named after Canyonlands National Park in the eastern part of the U.S. state of Utah. This pattern was created with the image of the park’s wilderness and the canyons carved by the river. This is also a popular pattern, and depending on the material and size, it is often sold out. If you like it, buy it as soon as you find it.

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Pendleton Blanket Popular pattern 4: “Harding

This Native American pattern is named after President Harding, who served as president of the United States from 1921 to 1923. When the president and his wife visited Oregon in 1923, the chief of the tribe presented the shawl to the first lady with this pattern, which is why it was named “Harding. The shawls come in a variety of colors, so you can choose the color you like best.

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Pendleton Blanket Popular pattern 5: “Spider Rock

This Spider Rock is another popular Pendleton standard pattern. Spider Rock is a stone spire located in Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Arizona, and is a popular tourist attraction. It is revered as a “sacred stone” by Native Americans, and the fact that it is used as a motif tickles the hearts of men.

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