- Material: 82% Pure Virgin Wool, 18% Cotton
- Texture: Unnapped weave for sharp pattern clarity and a smooth, dense handle
- Edges: Classic and durable felt bound finish
- Size: Generous full dimensions at 163cm x 203cm (64" x 80")
- Origin: Proudly made in the USA in Pendleton's historic mills
- Care: Dry clean only to preserve the premium natural fibers
Lookout Valley: A Narrative of Heritage and Resilience
The design of this blanket draws its creative spirit from the dramatic history of Chattanooga's Lookout Valley. It honors the region's oldest roots as the home of the Cherokee nation under leader Dragging Canoe, as well as the historic John Brown's Ferry Tavern along the Trail of Tears. The pattern also pays homage to the valley's strategic importance during the Civil War, where the famous midnight Battle of Wauhachie secured the vital Cracker Line supply route. Wool is the original performance fabric, naturally regulating temperature and resisting odors, making this blanket a functional piece of American history engineered to last for generations.
Exceptional American Weaving Mastery for Your Home
What sets an unnapped Pendleton blanket apart is the structural integrity of the high-density jacquard weave. This method allows the rich, earth-toned pattern to reverse beautifully, offering two distinct looks in one premium blanket. Whether used as a heavy layer on your bed, a cozy throw for winter nights, or displayed as a wall tapestry, the Lookout Valley blanket is a true investment in legacy craftsmanship. Visit our clothing and lifestyle store in Lund to feel the incredible weight and see the vibrant historic pattern in person.
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