Pendleton, an American textile brand established in 1909, is renowned for its woolen and jacquard designs inspired by Indigenous communities, shaping the ‘trade blanket’ culture.
Despite its iconic status and contribution to the appreciation of Native American art, Pendleton has faced controversies, particularly regarding cultural appropriation and its complex relationship with Indigenous communities.
Vintage Pendleton blankets are not only functional heirlooms but can reach significant prices in today's market, illustrating their enduring appeal and the importance of recognizing their history.
The brand’s textiles have been gifts for significant moments in life, perpetuating a tradition that honors both craft and community connection.
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