Description	Hawaiian quilt, cotton fabric, jade green design on white background, backing is white fabric. Has some spots. Muted colors reflect the changing taste in color pre- WWI in the development of new dyes within the textile industry. (1988 Shelbourne Museum Catalog)
Dimensions	L-91 D-74.75 inches
Object Name	Quilt
Provenance	Made by a Hawaiian woman who lived in Kaka'ako. Design identical to 84.4.1.NM made by the same woman. This quilt was used in the Yound family. Information provided by Mrs. H. S. Persons (Rosalie Young) Acquired from Mrs. H. S. Persons (Rosalie Young)
Recfrom	Mrs. H. S. Persons (Rosalie Young)

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