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Tribute Wool Blanket

  • $235.00

This striking wool blanket by Jared Yazzie (Diné/Navajo) pays homage to rug designs woven by his grandmothers. Within Navajo weaving, clues to where a rug has been woven can be found in patterns originating from specific areas, or colors of yarn dyed from particular plants.

Jared says, “While my grandmothers are no longer with us, these patterns and colors remain to tell us the story of where they come from. I felt it was important to show tributes to their design through my new work. It makes me feel as if I am passing along their legacy.”

This blanket design is the highly anticipated result of Eighth Generation’s 2017 Blanket Design Contest, of which Jared was a winner along with Tsimshian artist David Robert Boxley.

  • 2-sided design
  • Covers top of queen size bed (59 in x 78 in/ 200 cm x 150 cm)
  • Colors include black, white, and turquoise
  • Microsuede edge band
  • 100% wool pile; 100% polyester warp
  • Designed by Jared Yazzie (Diné)
  • Imported
  • Dry clean

Thank you for supporting Inspired Natives®, not "Native-inspired."

5% of all blanket sales support the Inspired Natives® Award for emerging arts entrepreneurs.

Product Care:

  • Recommended care is dry clean only; however, you can rinse your blanket on a gentle, cold setting. Hang dry away from direct sunlight
  • Clean liquid stains immediately with warm water and mild detergent
  • Never use harsh chemicals or scrub wool
  • Store blanket away from direct sunlight
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about the artist

Ya'at'eeh, my name is Jared Yazzie and I am a Diné artist, designer, and entrepreneur from Holbrook, Arizona. I am the founder of OXDX Clothing, a fashion label that specializes in bold, graphic style and strong statements, with the hopes to carry on a cultural tradition of visual storytelling. I am a self taught graphic artist and screen printer and got my start selling T-shirts out the truck of my car and from my dorm room at the University of Arizona. I currently run a storefront and workspace in Tempe, Arizona. Since its inception in 2009, OXDX has been featured in articles written by CNN, The Wall Street Journal, Refinery 29, the Huffington Post, and High Snobiety, as well as featured in curated exhibits at the Peabody Essex Museum, Philbrook Art Museum, Portland Art Museum, and the Smithsonian Institution.

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