Add some additional color to your porch lighting, frame your door with shotgun shells, add some western style to your home with these lights - the opportunities are limitless!

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton Woolen Mills has honored America's National Parks with a collection of distinctive park blankets. Glacier Park National Park Blanket was one of the first.

A made-in-USA wool blanket in Pendleton's updated Yellowstone pattern, designed to capture the varied colors and landscapes of our country's oldest national park.

The Pendleton Twin size Robe throw is a dazzling rendition of our Journey West pattern, specially crafted and richly colored to evoke a vintage blanket.

In this tribute to our nation's wildland firefighters, this Pendleton blanket design features bands of deep forest alternate with lines of flame.

This beautiful birthday card has a fun illustration of a cowboy on the open plains. This card has a western vibe that makes it perfect for any loved one in your life.

This birthday card featuring a bucking bronco and cowboy is the perfect way to tell someone you love “Happy Birthday”. The western vibe will be sure to put a smile on anyone's face!

Yellowstone is the first National ever and it's not hard to see why. This sticker featuring the buffalo this park is known for captures the unique beauty of this park. Adding this to any gear is sure to make you smile.

With a velvety matte finish and outdoor durability, our stickers are strong enough for your laptop or water bottle yet elegant enough for any craft project or envelope decorating.

The ultimate indulgence, Pendleton's top-of-the-line, featherweight 5th Avenue Merino throw in Green Heather invites both napping and admiration.

The Pendleton Motor Robes were originally called steamer rugs during the early 20th Century, as they were used on the trains in the PNW. This style features the Steens Mountain design.

Travelers to Oregon found a natural spring full of jewel-like stones, which they named Opal Springs. This pattern uses a quilt-like arrangement of shapes to show the movement and beauty of those stones churning in fresh spring water.