American Indian College Fund Blanket - Drum Keepers

American Indian College Fund Blanket - Drum KeepersThe call of the singers, the beat of the drum helped designer Trey Blackhawk understand his history and ancestors. The drums materials were once living: a buffalo or moose hide and a cedar tree were sacrificed to bring people together to heal, dance, and sing. The drum and sticks are framed by traditional applique patterns, a tribute to the mothers who hold the world together. Bands of color represent seasons of life and all its milestones. 64" x 80"

symbolizing bravery

This is 100% lambswool in 3gg knit

Pendleton Carry Along Motor Robe - Rob Roy

exclusive designs of the Legendary Collection are inspired by Native American art

white and blue

But before that

The rare white bison occurs only once in every 10 million births

thanks to its double-wall vacuum-sealed construction

a traditional Diné structure of wood and earth

a nonprofit organization that helps fund scholarships for Native American students and tribal colleges

Wool fabric woven in our American mills

MEDIUM - 27w" x 21d" x 9h"