This striking mid-20th century African American hand-stitched quilt embodies the bold, improvisational spirit of the legendary Gee’s Bend quilting tradition of Alabama. Crafted with repurposed textiles, this geometric masterpiece showcases the resourceful artistry passed down through generations of Southern African American quilters. The quilt’s strong linear design, characterized by asymmetry and rich textile textures, offers a distinct departure from the floral motifs more common in Northern quilt-making traditions. Quilts from this era and region have become highly coveted by collectors and designers for their historical significance, cultural richness, and unmistakable visual power. A rare and soulful addition to any refined interior, this piece speaks volumes in both story and style.
Dimensions: 60” x 90”
Date of Manufacture: 1st Quarter of the 20th Century
