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Hudson's Bay 8 Point Blanket

Hudson's Bay 8 Point Blanket

Manufacturer: Hudsons Bay Blankets

Legendary blankets that set the standard by which all others are measured

In the late 1700s, wool blankets were so important to comfort and survival that they were used as a form of currency in trading between trappers and Native Americans. Beaver pelts were exchanged for blankets through the Hudson's Bay Company and its outposts throughout Northern Canada.

Hudson's Bay Point Blankets retain the authentic 100% wool quality that has made these blankets legendary. Like those sold in the 18th century, today's blankets are made in England with wool blended from sources in England, Wales, New Zealand, and India. Each type of wool is selected for qualities that help create a water-resistant, soft, warm, and strong final product. The wool is dyed before it is spun and then air- and sun-dried to brighten the colors. These blankets warm the interior of any home, cabin, or cottage. They will keep you and your guests warm and cozy on the coldest nights, just like they've kept generations of trappers, hunters, fur traders, and Native Americans warm and comfortable. 100% wool. Imported. Dry clean.

Price: $580.00

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Jacquard Hand Towels

Jacquard Hand Towels

Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills

One of our oldest blanket patterns brings history and Native American style to baths from ranch house to urban loft. The time-honored design was created in the 1920s to celebrate the heroism of the Northwest's great Nez Perce leader, Chief Joseph. Arrowheads symbolizing his bravery point in all directions of Mother Earth. 100% cotton. Machine wash. Imported. Must be ordered in quantities of three.

Price: $20.00

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Jacquard Wash Towels

Jacquard Wash Towels

Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills

One of our oldest blanket patterns brings history and Native American style to baths from ranch house to urban loft. The time-honored design was created in the 1920s to celebrate the heroism of the Northwest's great Nez Perce leader, Chief Joseph. Arrowheads symbolizing his bravery point in all directions of Mother Earth. 100% cotton. Machine wash. Imported. Must be ordered in quantities of three.

Price: $11.00

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Meadow Creek Reversible Throw

Meadow Creek Reversible Throw

Manufacturer: Woolrich Woolen Mills

Rich and luxurious these throws look great with nature inspired embroidery designs.
100% Polyester Faux Suede backed with 100% Polyester Super Soft Pile
Faux suede with quilted designs and faux leather trim.

Price: $130.00

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Merino Sham

Merino Sham

Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills

Fringed standard sham, zippered closure. 100% merino wool. Dry clean. Made in the USA. FIts 20 in. x 26 in. pillow.

Price: $72.00

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Pennland Throw

Pennland Throw

Manufacturer: Woolrich Woolen Mills

Faux fur with whip stitch trim.
85% Acrylic/15% Polyester Faux Fur

Price: $140.00

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Pioneer Throw

Pioneer Throw

Manufacturer: Woolrich Woolen Mills

Multicolor stripe to accent any home or cabin. Woven in the Woolrich Woolen Mill, Woolrich PA.
85% Wool/15% Nylon backed with 100% Polyster Super Soft Pile.
18 oz. woven stripe design backed with a super soft pile and has a whip stitch trim.

Price: $140.00

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Prairie II Throw

Prairie II Throw

Manufacturer: Woolrich Woolen Mills

Classic and contemporary, look of a favorite worn in suede coat with a faux fur fabric on the back.
100% Polyester Fleece bonded to 100% Acrylic Faux Fur

Price: $120.00

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Richland

Richland

Manufacturer: Woolrich Woolen Mills

Soft, cozy extra large throw in rich, versatile colors.
Super soft pile with DTM binding trim

Price: $80.00

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Rio Concho Pillows

Rio Concho Pillows

Manufacturer: Pendleton Woolen Mills

The Concho River in West Texas was named for the freshwater mussel shells found along its banks. Concho means "shell" in"Spanish. The mussel shells were found by the Spanish who explored the area in 1540. Some say it was Franciscan Fathers who later visited the area and named the north branch of the Concho the Rio Concho or River of Shells. Today, concho refers to the embossed shell-shaped metal pieces that decorate Western belts and jewelry. Unnapped, whipstitch binding. 82% wool/18% cotton with feather fill. Dry clean. Made in the USA.

Price: $63.00

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