Quilt, Hexagon or Honeycomb pattern 1846

This 1846 quilt, titled "Hexagon or Honeycomb pattern," is a fine example of American folk art. Crafted by Rebecca Davis, the quilt showcases a complex pattern of hexagonal shapes, each filled with intricate floral motifs. Composed of various fabrics, primarily in shades of brown, pink, and blue, the quilt demonstrates the skill and artistry of its maker. The intricate design and use of recycled fabrics reflect the resourcefulness and craftsmanship of early American quilting traditions, making it a valuable piece in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.