Hand-loomed wool throw, cream
A Mesa Verde living room draped this over a reading chair for a couple of years before a move out of state.
Pendleton wool blanket, national park pattern
Pendleton · c. 2000s
$128
new around $260
Kept a Samarkand porch swing warm on cool evenings for a number of winters.
A wool blanket in the Yellowstone national park pattern, made for warmth over decoration. Works as a throw, a bed topper, or a picnic blanket. Wool holds up to years of use better than most modern throws.
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A small area of light pilling near one edge from years of use; colors remain saturated with no fading.
- Materials
- Virgin wool
- Dimensions
- W 64" x L 80"
- Year
- c. 2000s
- Lot number
- 015
- Category
- Textiles
- Added
- June 28, 2026
Pickup at the shop
Collect it at 7 W Figueroa St in Santa Barbara during shop hours.
Ships across the US
Packed by hand and shipped anywhere in the country.
One of one
There is only one of this piece. It sells once, then it is gone.
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