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This beautiful and unusual quilt features a bold Southwestern design with rich burgundy, turquoise, cream, and multicolor fabrics.
The standout feature is the series of dimensional pictorial panels, which appear to be created using punch needle or punch-hook style embroidery. These textured panels give the quilt a wonderful handcrafted look and make it especially distinctive.
The individual panels feature a variety of Southwestern-inspired imagery, including:
- Colorful ceremonial or dancer-style figures
- A desert cactus scene
- Decorative pottery designs
- A blue pottery or basket-inspired motif
- A figure wearing an elaborate feathered headdress
- A seated or kneeling woman wrapped in a vivid red blanket or shawl
The surrounding burgundy fabric continues the Southwestern theme with printed imagery of pottery, horses, desert scenes, figures, and decorative motifs. Turquoise accent strips and borders frame the quilt beautifully.
The quilt is extensively machine quilted with flowing decorative stitching throughout, adding texture and visual interest.
Size: Approximately 79 x 85 inches
Condition: Very good to excellent pre-owned condition. I do not see any notable stains, fabric fraying, or loose quilting stitches. The dimensional punch-needle/punch-hook figures are especially well preserved, with strong color, good texture, and very little visible wear.
Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description and show the quilt’s condition and details.
This would make a wonderful bed quilt, sofa throw, wall display, or statement textile for a Southwestern, Western, ranch, lodge, adobe, rustic, or eclectic home.
Please note: The imagery is inspired by Southwestern and Native American artistic traditions. No specific tribal origin or Native American maker is being attributed to this quilt.