Eighth generation

Eighth Generation Wool Blankets by Jared Yazzie (Navajo) and Bethany Yellowtail (Northern Cheyanne and Crow) Photo 5 of 9 in The Pendleton Problem: When Does Cultural Appreciation Tip Into Appropriation?. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Sharing food is an act of love 💝 Our Great Ladder Kitchenware Collection designed by Andrea Wilbur Sigo (Squaxin Island, Skokomish) features a serving bowl, serving platter, and kitchen towels. Each piece reminds us to take time to gather and enjoy the company of others while connecting us to our food and the land. Her bowl is perfect for fresh salads while her platter is great for charcuterie! 🍽️ Shop kitchenware at the link in bio!

From picnics in the park to summer camping trips, don't forget to take your Eighth Generation blanket with you! Our 100% Cotton Throw Blankets will have you looking cool while keeping you cool 😎 Designed by Louie Gong (Nooksack), our Modern Hummingbird Throw Blanket blends traditional Coast Salish design elements and colors with a modern, geometric background. Grab this blanket at the link in bio 🌟

When a Collab is More Than a Collab: Our “Decolonizing Partnership” wi – Eighth Generation

Honoring Crow and Northern Cheyenne designs ❤️💛 In her All My Relations Wool Blanket by Bethany Yellowtail (Crow, Northern Cheyenne), she honors and recognizes the proud nations she comes from. Dating back to pre-colonization, the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Nations were enemies. Bethany has woven the differences and similarities of each in her beautiful wool blanket to create a harmonious symbol of unity ♾️

From picnics in the park to summer camping trips, don't forget to take your Eighth Generation blanket with you! Our 100% Cotton Throw Blankets will have you looking cool while keeping you cool 😎 Designed by Louie Gong (Nooksack), our Modern Hummingbird Throw Blanket blends traditional Coast Salish design elements and colors with a modern, geometric background. Grab this blanket at the link in bio 🌟

The land tells a story 🏜️ These breathtaking photos were produced by an all-Native creative team and taken in the heart of Navajo Nation at Naatʼáanii Nééz—Shiprock, New Mexico. Seeing the work of Eighth Generation and our artists respectfully represented on tribal and ancestral lands is an incredible feeling. 📸: Nate Lemuel @darklistedphotography (Diné/Navajo) [he/him/they/them] 📸: Evan Benally Atwood @evanbenallyatwood (Diné/Navajo) [they/them] 💅: Natalie Benally @natalie_benally…

The land tells a story 🏜️ These breathtaking photos were produced by an all-Native creative team and taken in the heart of Navajo Nation at Naatʼáanii Nééz—Shiprock, New Mexico. Seeing the work of Eighth Generation and our artists respectfully represented on tribal and ancestral lands is an incredible feeling. 📸: Nate Lemuel @darklistedphotography (Diné/Navajo) [he/him/they/them] 📸: Evan Benally Atwood @evanbenallyatwood (Diné/Navajo) [they/them] 💅: Natalie Benally @natalie_benally…

The land tells a story 🏜️ These breathtaking photos were produced by an all-Native creative team and taken in the heart of Navajo Nation at Naatʼáanii Nééz—Shiprock, New Mexico. Seeing the work of Eighth Generation and our artists respectfully represented on tribal and ancestral lands is an incredible feeling. 📸: Nate Lemuel @darklistedphotography (Diné/Navajo) [he/him/they/them] 📸: Evan Benally Atwood @evanbenallyatwood (Diné/Navajo) [they/them] 💅: Natalie Benally @natalie_benally…

Part of our Gold Label Collection, these four blankets are made from 100% Merino wool and are machine-knit, hand-finished, and thoughtfully packaged in our Seattle studio by the Eighth Generation team 💖 These luxurious blankets are the perfect choice for conscientious consumers looking for authentic Native art while supporting local wool textile manufacturing ✨ 🧵Good Harvest Wool Blanket designed by Sarah Agaton Howes (Anishinaabe-Ojibwe) 🧵New Phase Wool Blanket designed by Jared Yazzie…