Hand Woven American Coverlet Jacket Size:XS Because this is cut from

Because this is cut from a single antique textile

Signs of wear and repair reflect their utilitarian use and the skilled craftsmanship of early American weavers

The original textile was hand-embroidered by a group of women in preparation for a family wedding — a tradition in which young women would collectively stitch large decorative cloths as part of a bride's dowry

and made to carry the fabric

Hand Woven American Coverlet Jacket Size:XS Because this is cut fromThese hand loomed coverlets were woven in the United States during the 19th century, typically in domestic settings. The overshot weaving technique used contrasting wool and cotton threads to create intricate geometric patterns, often inspired by European designs but adapted to local traditions. These textiles were prized for their warmth and beauty, serving as bed coverings or decorative throws. Signs of wear and repair reflect their utilitarian use