- Polyester, with metal, aluminum and fiberglass body and rubber deal with
- Canopy: 36” diam.; 34 half”L folded
- Automatic open
- Imported
- Our distinctive umbrella celebrates a unprecedented American quilt (ca. 1875) in The Met assortment, which was initially made by Ernestine Eberhardt Zaumseil (American, born Germany, 1828-1904). It bears the Tree of Life sample, a preferred bedcover design for the reason that seventeenth century. The first such bedcovers, referred to as palampores, have been from India and featured unbelievable stylized timber. In Zaumseil’s quilt, the foliage is extra lifelike than within the Indian variations. She appears to have traced precise leav
Our distinctive umbrella celebrates a unprecedented American quilt
(ca. 1875) in The Met assortment, which was initially made by
Ernestine Eberhardt Zaumseil (American, born Germany, 1828-
1904). It bears the Tree of Life sample, a preferred bedcover design
for the reason that seventeenth century.
(ca. 1875) in The Met assortment, which was initially made by
Ernestine Eberhardt Zaumseil (American, born Germany, 1828-
1904). It bears the Tree of Life sample, a preferred bedcover design
for the reason that seventeenth century.
The first such bedcovers, referred to as palampores, have been from India and
featured unbelievable stylized timber. In Zaumseil’s quilt, the foliage is
extra lifelike than within the Indian variations. She appears to have
traced precise leaves and vines for her appliquéd designs; the
central “tree” is taken from grapevine leaves, and maple and
beech leaves may also be clearly recognized.
*Polyester, with metal, aluminum and fiberglass body and rubber deal with
*Canopy: 36” diam.; 34 half”L folded
*Automatic open
*Gift wrap not out there
*Imported
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