Pendleton Thyme Harding Wool Blanket (Queen)

Description

In 1923 President Harding and his wife visited the West to dedicate a portion of the Old Oregon Trail. In 1923 President Harding and his wife visited the West to dedicate a portion of the Old Oregon Trail. At that ceremony, local Cayuse and Umatilla chiefs presented the First Lady with a Pendleton shawl inspired by the already famous Chief Joseph blanket. This robe from our Heritage Collection is comparable to a twin blanket, the size originally used as a ceremonial robe by Native Americans. It is ideal for foot of bed, draped over a sofa or chair, or hung as unique, historic wall art. 82% pure virgin wool18% cotton. This robe from our Heritage Collection is comparable to a twin blanket, the size originally used as a ceremonial robe by Native Americans. In 1923 President Harding and his wife visited the West to dedicate a portion of the Old Oregon Trail. 82% pure virgin wool18% cotton. At that ceremony, local Cayuse and Umatilla chiefs presented the First Lady with a Pendleton shawl inspired by the already famous Chief Joseph blanket. Made in the USA. It is ideal for foot of bed, draped over a sofa or chair, or hung as unique, historic wall art. 82% pure virgin wool18% cotton.

Key Features

• 82% pure virgin wool18% cotton.
• At that ceremony, local Cayuse and Umatilla chiefs presented the First Lady with a Pendleton shawl inspired by the already famous Chief Joseph blanket.
• In 1923 President Harding and his wife visited the West to dedicate a portion of the Old Oregon Trail.
• This robe from our Heritage Collection is comparable to a twin blanket, the size originally used as a ceremonial robe by Native Americans.
• It is ideal for foot of bed, draped over a sofa or chair, or hung as unique, historic wall art.