Each blanket has its own striking look and its own unique story. All blankets are produced exclusively for the American Indian College Fund by Pendleton Woolen Mills. With every purchase of a blanket you will receive a Real Indians for a full-size blanket and a Baby Memory Book for a baby blanket Tribute To Jack Briggs An extraordinary tribal college president whose memory is honored by this Ojibwa style blanket. $275.00 Cheyenne Eagle By Ben Nighthorse Campbell. The newest blanket in the College Fund's Spirit Series collection is the Cheyenne Eagle blanket. $185.00 Day and Night Robe By Arthur Amiotte. "Day and Night Robe" is a version of the traditional Beaded Strip Blanket worn by the Northern Plains people. $275.00 Navajo Water The Navajo Water blanket, the first blanket in The Curtis Blanket Collection, features the dragonfly, a Navajo symbol that represents life. $275.00 Sons of the Sky Inspired by a Plains Indian tradition, and designed by artist Virginia Stroud. $95.00 Daughters of the Earth Inspired by a Plains Indian tradition, and designed by artist Virginia Stroud. $95.00 Hidatsa Earth The Hidatsa Earth blanket, which was taken from a 1908 photograph, embodies the earth and sky by using traditional colors to combine mountain, star and grass symbols. $275.00 Birch Bark According to legend, the great spirit Koluscap gave the birch tree and birchbark to the Passamaquoddy to help his people. $275.00 Three Corn Maidens The Three Corn Maidens design tells the story of the Pueblo people’s belief that just as the sun gives life to the corn, the Corn Maidens bring the power of life to the people. $185.00 Tribute to My Grandmother Mary Ebbets (Anislaga) "Tribute to My Grandmother Mary Ebbets, Anislaga" was designed by George Hunt, Jr., a renowned woodcarver of the Kwakiutl tribe of Vancouver Island. $275.00 © 2005 American Indian College Fund