Coverlet by John Wunterlich

Coverlet 1857

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weaving, textile

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pattern heavy

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weaving

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textile

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text

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hand-embroidered

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abstract pattern

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organic pattern

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repetition of pattern

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pattern repetition

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textile design

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imprinted textile

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layered pattern

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funky pattern

"Coverlet" is a handwoven textile created in 1857 by John Wunterlich, a weaver from Norton Township, Ohio. The coverlet features a striking pattern of geometric shapes and stylized floral motifs in red, black, and white, demonstrating the skill of the maker. It is a prime example of the American coverlet, showcasing a style often found in the 19th century. The geometric design and signature woven into the fabric showcase the artistic and cultural significance of textiles in 19th-century America. The coverlet is a remarkable piece of textile art, a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the early American settlers.

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