About The Blankets

Blankets have been in use by Native Americans long before the "White Man" ever arrived. Most were made from pelts, but some were woven using wild cotton and coloured using natural dyes.Pendleton Woolen Mills have long been associated with Native Americans and to this day their Indian Robes and Shawls are still woven from the finest fleece wool. Whenever you see a Native American wrapped in a ceremonial it is almost certain to be a Pendleton.
They are also great for use as covers in bedrooms, caravans and motorhomes. We have them folded and draped over our chair backs in the lounge should it get chilly.
The Pendletons for sale on this site are from our own private purchases during our buying trips around the USA.
Central Gallery & Navajo is not associated in any way with Pendleton Woolen Mills and have neither contact with, nor import directly from them

Pendleton Cochiti Shawl

The Cochiti are one of 19 communities of Pueblo Indians many of whome still live near the ancient pueblo site, close to Santa Fe. The cword "pueblo" refers not to a particular tribe, but to an ancient Indian culture unique to the Southwest.
Size 64"X80" 163 x 203)

Price: £126.95 (Including VAT at 15%)

Pendleton Navajo Seal Robe

This blanket features a design of the Seal of the Navajo Nation and measures 64"X80" (163 x 203)

Price: £126.95 (Including VAT at 15%)

Pendleton Code Talker Blanket

Shortly after Pearl Harbor, Navajo Marines created a unique code using words from their native tongue to describe complex military equipment and operations. This code was disseminated to about 500 Navajo "Codetalkers". Their dedication proved dcritical in the Pacific Theatre battles of the War, as Japanese forces were unable to crack the code, ultimately leading to the Allied victory in the Pacific Thaetre.
This robe honours those men. Measures 40"x64" (102 x 163cm)

Price: £126.95 (Including VAT at 15%)