Pendleton® Wyeth Trail PlaceRug Book Rug DISCONTINUED DESIGN - (Limited stock

DISCONTINUED DESIGN - (Limited stock remains) - This mughal design is densely patterned and formally arranged with that flowers occupy the red ground of this rug

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and the use of this celestial element in the rug-making art continues to this day

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Unique pictorial designs depicting Navajo ceremonial figures are carefully interspersed among the more traditional geometric designs

Pendleton® Wyeth Trail PlaceRug Book Rug DISCONTINUED DESIGN - (Limited stockThis exquisite Place Rug will decorate any fine dining table, workspace, or open surface with artistically refined design detail. In 1834, stories of the Western frontier drew a Massachusetts inventor named Nathaniel Wyeth to the Oregon territories. The Wyeth Trail did not lead its namesake to fame and fortune, but his path endured to become part of the Oregon Trails 2,170 miles. With a balanced pattern of peaks, this pattern shows a perilous trail