A vibrant work of art designed by the late artist Apolonia Susana Santos. Four Native American women draped in blankets stand in line at sunset, each adorned with abalone and bells. Atop their heads are Western-style hats; on their feet they wear moccasins and tooled boots. This blanket comes in a robe (twin) size—perfect as a wall hanging or draped over a sofa. Reverses for two dramatically different looks. 

About the artist: Susana Santos (1954-2006) was a painter, serigrapher, sculptor, writer and activist of Tygh/Yakama ancestry. Her use of rich colors, textures and natural materials created vibrant landscapes that illuminated historic and contemporary Indigenous life. Susana's art shows, writings, public speaking and theater-style marches encouraged Native youth to always "Remember who you are."

Part of Pendleton's Legendary Collection. Each year, a new USA-made collector's blanket is added to the series.

• Comes with a Legendary Collection label
• 64" x 80"
• Napped; fabric is combed for a softer, thicker feel
• Felt bound
• Pure virgin wool/cotton
• Fabric woven in American mills
• Dry clean
• Made in USA
• This blanket was designed by a Native American artist but was not produced by Native American artisans.