A woman's wearing blanket of plain-woven wool ground of natural color with two polychrome tapestry woven vertical strips depicting 34 different seeds or seed groupings. In the center of the blanket is a tapestry-woven polycrhome roundel with various root plants depicted. The tapestry woven roundel has a double warp of wool and wefts of wool, silk, cat hair, and linen. The tapestry woven strips have a linen warp with wefts of wool, linen, silk, cotton, cashmere, musk ox down, hemp, alpaca hair, ramie, and llama hair. All of the fibers used in the weaving were hand-dyed with natural dyes (grown and gathered by the artist) including:lichen, madder, indigo, cochineal, log wood, weld, Queen Anne's Lace, coreopsis, sumac, and cutch) as well as hand-spun by the artist. The colors used are tans, browns, creams, blues, greens, purples, corals, pinks, yellows, greys, maroon, and black. The long tapestry woven strips were woven separately and hand stitched to the plain-woven sections of the blanket. The roundel was tapestry woven into the center of the plain woven center section. The side edges of the blanket are selvages and the top and bottom edges are turned under and sewn for a finished edge.