Experience the charm and ingenuity of traditional American craftsmanship with this stunning Pennsylvania Dutch pieced quilt, hand-sewn in the late 1800s. Featuring the classic “Paradigm” pattern, this heirloom textile showcases soft hues of pale green and blue, brought to life through exceptionally fine hand stitching.

Lovingly made by the Pennsylvania Dutch community, this quilt reflects a time-honored tradition of resourcefulness and creativity. Using repurposed cotton fabrics readily available at home, these quilts were crafted for everyday use—yet their beauty, symmetry, and intricate detail reveal a deep connection to culture, heritage, and artistry.

More than just a cozy covering, this quilt is a brilliant example of 19th-century upcycling, where practical materials were transformed into meaningful and enduring works of folk art. Every stitch tells a story of resilience, self-sufficiency, and the quiet elegance of rural life.

A true collector’s piece, this quilt is both a functional textile and a work of art—ideal for display or preservation as a cherished part of America’s rich quilting legacy.

Dimensions: 63” x 75”    

Date of Manufacture:  4th Quarter of the 1800s

Place of Origin: Pennsylvania, United States

Material:  Cotton

Condition:  Good

SKU: 2272

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