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Pendleton Home, Garden & Cooking Bear Scarf

Original price was: $104.79.Current price is: $83.83.

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Lambswool scarf with iconic bear pattern

Spotting a bear in the wild is a majestic experience that perfectly sums up the raw, primal beauty of the American West. Unless you’re Leo DiCaprio in The Revenant, of course. That particularly grisly encounter was ‘nature, red in tooth and claw’, as Tennyson aptly put it. But this Pendleton lambswool scarf evokes the more tranquil, symbolic meaning of the bear in Native American belief – emblematic of strength and confidence, as well as solitude, introspection and rest. Made from a soft yet durable blend of lambswool and nylon, it’s a warm and cosy scarf that perfectly projects your spirit animal, in muted earthy colourways that will complement any winter outfit

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ECO CREDENTIALS
THE BRAND

- Soft but durable scarf made from 80% lambswool, 20% nylon blend
- Measures 10” x 76” (25 x 193 cm)
- Dry clean only
- Global Initiatives & Certifications – Pendleton Woolen Mills, Inc. endorses the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) principles
- Sustainability through Longevity – All Pendleton products are made to highest standards of quality and craftsmanship, and many items (including their blankets) are heirloom pieces than will last for generation with care
The history of Pendleton Woollen Mills is a tale that is woven into the history of modern America. It is a story that began over 150 years ago, with the entrepreneurial spirit of British weaver Thomas Kay.

Kay reopened the historic Pendleton Woollen Mill, which produced trade blankets for the Native American tribes of the Columbia River and the Southwest. Initially, the company emulated the multicolour striped patterns of the famous point blankets produced by the Hudson’s Bay Company. But after designer Joe Rawnsley visited the Navajo, Hopi and Zuni tribes, they pioneered the introduction of stunning Native American-inspired designs, which became coveted and much-prized heirloom pieces.

Today, Pendleton continues to set the standard for American style. With six generations of family ownership, its textiles are infused with authenticity, heritage and craftsmanship – all still proudly designed and woven in the USA.