Indian Blanket flowers have a distinctive appearance, with red or orange petals tipped with yellow. Other common names include Firewheel, Sundance, and Blanketflower. The flowers are daisy-like and can grow up to three inches in diameter.

A legend about a brave Indian warrior who went to join the war is why it is named Indian Blanket. His wife began to weave blankets for her husband, and she weaved red and orange lines on the blankets. Each of its patterns symbolizes her praying to the great gods always to protect her husband's safety. One day her daughter was playing, got lost on the mountain, and spent the night there. She was covered with red and orange flowers like a blanket the following day. Since then, these flowers have been called Indian Blankets.

Indian Blanket flowers are a favorite of pollinators, including bees and butterflies. In addition, the plants provide a nectar source for these insects and seeds for birds.

Indian Blanket flowers symbolize courage and perseverance. The flower's bright colors represent the courage and strength needed to overcome obstacles and persevere through difficult times. In addition, the warm, bright colors of Indian Blanket flowers are often associated with warmth and happiness. These flowers are believed to have a calming and healing effect on the body and mind.