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Pony Express Cotton ThrowWhere the Rocky Mountains meet the plains, wild horses graze Native grass on the prairies. From hunting and traveling, to fighting in war, horses were and still are a vital part of Blackfeet life. In beautiful shades of sky blue, Piikani Blackfeet artist John Isaiah Pepion has painted a family of horses to gallop across a vibrant sunset. At the heart of his design, he pays tribute to the horse culture of his people, while the Morning Star bands the

Giizh Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe-Ojibwe) has designed a sprout to take root across her Sprout Baby Blanket to celebrate the first stage of a plant’s life cycle

organic rice flour

This archival print of John’s original drawing is printed in our Seattle studio on acid-free paper

"This blanket combines and synthesizes traditional Navajo designs and modern video game pixel philosophy

Our Gold Label blankets are double knit (two sided)

Often found flitting across Piikani tipis and beadwork designs

Tolt Historical Society at Carnation

Raven asked the chief if he would return the sun and moon

Earring drop is made of 3 segments joined with jump rings

and I positioned the design on the blanket in a way that if somebody gets blanketed

red for south

matching Corn Husk Hand Towel

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