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Natural Geometry Throw BlanketThe spiral of a snail's shell or the symmetry of a sunflowernature has its own beautiful geometry hidden in plain sight. Anishinaabe Ojibwe artist Giizh Agaton Howes highlights this merger of the linear and organic in her Natural Geometry Throw Blanket. "I love to go back to my roots as a beadwork artist," shares Giizh. "The borders of traditional beadwork are so beautiful, and are often geometric renditions of our florals." Giizh has designed classic

Lehuauakea uses a pattern to symbolize the guidance offered by those who have passed on before us

these beautiful creatures stop in the Puget Sound on their journey between warmer breeding waters around Hawai’i and their winter feeding grounds in the Bering Sea

mighty mountains

responsible manufacturing and product creation

The wind blows across the mesa

Colleen has designed a frond to curl and grow up from the Lushootseed word haʔł ʔəshəliʔ

we are taught about harvest times for all of our natural resources

I wanted it to demand attention

and I positioned the design on the blanket in a way that if somebody gets blanketed

Eighth Generation’s tribal owners—who have been stewards of the land Seattle is on since time immemorial

75 in x 3 in/ 10 oz

Made in a vertical mill in Norway

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