Mariposa Supersoft Organic Cotton Blanket by Coyuchi, Pt. Reyes Station.

Made from 100% organic cotton grown in Turkey and woven in Germany, this blanket is inspired by a much-loved vintage rug. The richly detailed stripes of this blanket highlight a colorful array of weaving techniques. An especially soft touch makes it the perfect alternative to synthetic fleece, feeling cozy next to the skin or stacked as a mid-weight layer on your bed.

Size: Queen

Color: Aqua Multi Stripe

These books are great conversation starters with horse-lovers and horse-admirers alike, and will bring history and character to your coffee table!

This package includes a large-format, full color, hard-copy print of each of the following three books:

Horsehair Bridles - A Unique American Folk Art by Jody and Ned Martin, traces the origins of the folk art of hitching horsehair, and how it flourished in the prisons of the west between 1890 and 1930.

In this large format book containing nearly 500 stunning images, the reader will learn to identify the distinct styles of each of the 12 prisons, and appreciate those who influenced the creation and sale of these beautiful pieces.

It also illustrates the preparation, dyeing and hitching of the horsehair, and differentiates between hitching and braiding, or plaiting, the fibers in order to make cheek straps, brow pieces and reins of a bridle.

Authors Jody and Ned Martin spent eight years researching and photographing for this volume. "Their attention to detail is seen in the lavish photos, detailed descriptions and thorough text. The book is a feast for the eyes and an enjoyable history lesson." --Western Horseman Magazine, March 2016

American Indian Horse Masks by Jody and Ned Martin

This stunning, colorful, large format (12 x 15 in.) book includes 45 historic Indian horse masks from museums and private collections. Most date from the 19th century. Scores of other masks are illustrated by 18th and 19th century Indian paintings and drawings on rock, leather, cloth and paper, and by historic photographs. The symbolism and history of masks is thoroughly discussed and annotated.

Bridles of the Americas, Vol. 1: Indian Silver traces the evolution and use of silver bridles as well as gorgets, pectorals, hairplates and concho belts, first obtained through trade networks, and later made by indians. The bridles pictured are those used by the indians of the Southern Plains tribes and the Navajo, as well as from Mexico. This large format book contains 500 images of silver bridles from museums and private collections, as well as depictions in ledger drawings and historic photos, document these bridles in use by the southwestern tribes.

Bring home your very own crocheted blanket to toss on your sofa and snuggle into on a cold winter's night. Hand-made by long-time HCR participant Margaret Lewis, this 50"x50" blanket was lovingly designed and built using carefully-selected, machine washable and dryable acrylic yarn.

Take home this gorgeous handmade horse-themed quilt to enjoy on a cold winter's night. Made entirely of 100% washable cotton flannel, this lap quilt is 40" x 55" and comes with a matching pillow. The pillow measures 16" x 16" and comes with a removable, washable cover.

This quilt was lovingly made by HCR supporter Margaret Farny.

Bring home this one-of-a-kind oil painting of our own Halleck horse, Finnegan!

Painted by HCR Board Member Emeritus and artist Peter Libaire, this work of art truly captures Finn's charm, coloring and devilish good looks in this portrait.

Oil on canvas, 12"x16"x3/4", signed by the artist, ready-to-hang.

Bring home this one-of-a-kind oil painting of our own Halleck horse, Coatsey!

Painted by HCR Board Member Emeritus and artist Peter Libaire, this work of art truly captures Coatsey's tenderness, calming energy, and adorable blaze!

Oil on canvas, 12"x12"x3/4", signed by the artist, ready-to-hang.

Bring home this one-of-a-kind oil painting inspired by the Nicasio Valley Cheese Lafranchi cows!

Painted by HCR Board Member Emeritus and artist Peter Libaire, this work of art depicts a serene moment that one might often witness while driving along Old Rancheria Road on the way to Halleck Creek Ranch.

Oil on canvas, 12"x16"x3/4", 2021, signed by the artist, ready-to-hang.

These books are great conversation starters with horse-lovers and horse-admirers alike, and will bring history and character to your coffee table!

This package includes a large-format, full color, hard-copy print of each of the following three books:

Horsehair Bridles - A Unique American Folk Art by Jody and Ned Martin, traces the origins of the folk art of hitching horsehair, and how it flourished in the prisons of the west between 1890 and 1930.
In this large format book containing nearly 500 stunning images, the reader will learn to identify the distinct styles of each of the 12 prisons, and appreciate those who influenced the creation and sale of these beautiful pieces.
It also illustrates the preparation, dyeing and hitching of the horsehair, and differentiates between hitching and braiding, or plaiting, the fibers in order to make cheek straps, brow pieces and reins of a bridle.
Authors Jody and Ned Martin spent eight years researching and photographing for this volume. "Their attention to detail is seen in the lavish photos, detailed descriptions and thorough text. The book is a feast for the eyes and an enjoyable history lesson." --Western Horseman Magazine, March 2016

American Indian Horse Masks by Jody and Ned Martin
This stunning, colorful, large format (12 x 15 in.) book includes 45 historic Indian horse masks from museums and private collections. Most date from the 19th century. Scores of other masks are illustrated by 18th and 19th century Indian paintings and drawings on rock, leather, cloth and paper, and by historic photographs. The symbolism and history of masks is thoroughly discussed and annotated.

Bridles of the Americas, Vol. 1: Indian Silver traces the evolution and use of silver bridles as well as gorgets, pectorals, hairplates and concho belts, first obtained through trade networks, and later made by indians. The bridles pictured are those used by the indians of the Southern Plains tribes and the Navajo, as well as from Mexico. 500 images of silver bridles from museums and private collections, as well as depictions in ledger drawings and historic photos, document these bridles in use by the southwestern tribes.

These books are great conversation starters with horse-lovers and horse-admirers alike, and will bring history and character to your coffee table!

This package includes a large-format, full color, hard-copy print of each of the following three books:

Horsehair Bridles - A Unique American Folk Art by Jody and Ned Martin, traces the origins of the folk art of hitching horsehair, and how it flourished in the prisons of the west between 1890 and 1930.

In this large format book containing nearly 500 stunning images, the reader will learn to identify the distinct styles of each of the 12 prisons, and appreciate those who influenced the creation and sale of these beautiful pieces.

It also illustrates the preparation, dyeing and hitching of the horsehair, and differentiates between hitching and braiding, or plaiting, the fibers in order to make cheek straps, brow pieces and reins of a bridle.

Authors Jody and Ned Martin spent eight years researching and photographing for this volume. "Their attention to detail is seen in the lavish photos, detailed descriptions and thorough text. The book is a feast for the eyes and an enjoyable history lesson." --Western Horseman Magazine, March 2016

American Indian Horse Masks by Jody and Ned Martin

This stunning, colorful, large format (12 x 15 in.) book includes 45 historic Indian horse masks from museums and private collections. Most date from the 19th century. Scores of other masks are illustrated by 18th and 19th century Indian paintings and drawings on rock, leather, cloth and paper, and by historic photographs. The symbolism and history of masks is thoroughly discussed and annotated.

Bridles of the Americas, Vol. 1: Indian Silver traces the evolution and use of silver bridles as well as gorgets, pectorals, hairplates and concho belts, first obtained through trade networks, and later made by indians. The bridles pictured are those used by the indians of the Southern Plains tribes and the Navajo, as well as from Mexico. This large-format book contains 500 images of silver bridles from museums and private collections, as well as depictions in ledger drawings and historic photos, document these bridles in use by the southwestern tribes.

These books are great conversation starters with horse-lovers and horse-admirers alike, and will bring history and character to your coffee table!

This package includes a large-format, full color, hard-copy print of each of the following three books:

Horsehair Bridles - A Unique American Folk Art by Jody and Ned Martin, traces the origins of the folk art of hitching horsehair, and how it flourished in the prisons of the west between 1890 and 1930.

In this large format book containing nearly 500 stunning images, the reader will learn to identify the distinct styles of each of the 12 prisons, and appreciate those who influenced the creation and sale of these beautiful pieces.

It also illustrates the preparation, dyeing and hitching of the horsehair, and differentiates between hitching and braiding, or plaiting, the fibers in order to make cheek straps, brow pieces and reins of a bridle.

Authors Jody and Ned Martin spent eight years researching and photographing for this volume. "Their attention to detail is seen in the lavish photos, detailed descriptions and thorough text. The book is a feast for the eyes and an enjoyable history lesson." --Western Horseman Magazine, March 2016

American Indian Horse Masks by Jody and Ned Martin

This stunning, colorful, large format (12 x 15 in.) book includes 45 historic Indian horse masks from museums and private collections. Most date from the 19th century. Scores of other masks are illustrated by 18th and 19th century Indian paintings and drawings on rock, leather, cloth and paper, and by historic photographs. The symbolism and history of masks is thoroughly discussed and annotated.

Bridles of the Americas, Vol. 1: Indian Silver traces the evolution and use of silver bridles as well as gorgets, pectorals, hairplates and concho belts, first obtained through trade networks, and later made by indians. The bridles pictured are those used by the indians of the Southern Plains tribes and the Navajo, as well as from Mexico. This large format book contains 500 images of silver bridles from museums and private collections, as well as depictions in ledger drawings and historic photos, document these bridles in use by the southwestern tribes.

This gorgeous 13"x23" canvas print comes ready to hang and will surely turn heads whether it's hung in your home, office, or vacation home. Donated directly by the artist in support of HCR's mission, "Blue" offers a stark contrast of colors and depicts a stunning long-horn steer.

What makes this print any more special than another? It was done by an artist who used his mouth to paint it!

Mid Century Stargazer Sculpture from Austin Productions by David Fisher, circa 1980

"Star-Gazer" is one of David Fisher's finest portrayals of a woman with her graceful neck, sleek features, and uplifting style - all of which combine to form a beautiful woman. She takes on a totally distinctive and amazing look from every direction of viewing.

This three dimensional work of art expresses an idea or feeling, beautifies, inspires, ornaments and enhances the environment in which it is placed.

Comprised of stone-like composite or plaster and attached to a black laminate covered particle board base. She will make a statement anywhere you display her!

Still in wonderful condition, this vintage sculpture has no flaws to be found.

Height - 14 Inches
Width - 8 Inches
Depth - 8 Inches
Weight - 5.1 pounds
Base Size: 3.5" H x 6" W x 5" D

When it comes to treats, don't forget to treat yourself sometimes, too with this overflowing basket filled with treats galore for both humans and hounds alike!