Initial release of 256 signed and hand-numbered wool blankets

Delivery expected by summer 2027

Firewheel Blanket

64" x 80" heirloom-quality blanket inspired by the Indian Blanket wildflower

In 1986, the Indian Blanket wildflower was named the official wildflower of the state of Oklahoma. A symbol of resilience, it is recognized for its ability to endure heat, drought and other harsh conditions. Its name reflects the bright colors and bold patterns often seen in Native American blankets and textiles.

The Indian Blanket Wildflower

Designed by native Oklahoman and Cheyenne Arapaho artist Nathan Pratt, the Firewheel blanket celebrates the state of Oklahoma and honors the artistry that has been woven into our land.

Pendleton Artist Collaboration

The blanket features the state butterfly of Oklahoma (Black Swallowtail), the state insect of Oklahoma (Honeybee), and the hummingbird.

Pollinators of Oklahoma

Secure Your Firewheel Blanket

Each blanket will include a custom patch that is signed and numbered by the artist.