Vintage Pendleton Beaver State Wool Blanket Tree of Life

Vintage Pendleton Beaver State Wool Tree of Life Tribal Blanket Very rare! - This blanket is signed and numbered The joyful “Tree of Life†pattern is a traditional Navajo rug pictorial design first seen in the 1840s and still woven today. The image is an ancient and universal one among the peoples of the world. Native American weaving patterns vary somewhat but A tree or young corn stalk is host to a bevy of bright birds. Corn, a Native American staple for centuries, represents life and abundance. Often, the “tree†springs from a wedding basket. Tradition says that the many colorful birds represent the children of the marriage. This Pendleton Tree Of Life Blanket is by Tony Abeya and is part of the Hope Series It is Reversible with the beautiful design on both sides. 78”x64” It shows a few minor areas of wear - shown in the pictures - but overall in great shape for the age of this blanket! It has been stored in a blanket pouch as shown in a pet free and smoke free environment. Next day shipping!