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Commemorative Tricentennial Quilt for Albuquerque
Commemorative Tricentennial Quilt for Albuquerque
Commemorative Tricentennial Quilt for Albuquerque

Commemorative Tricentennial Quilt for Albuquerque

Date2006
Mediumcotton fabric, cotton-polyester blend batting, raffia
Dimensions62 × 62 in. (157.5 × 157.5 cm)
ClassificationsTextile, Fiber Arts, & Beadwork
Credit LineAlbuquerque Museum, gift of the New Mexico Quilters' Association
Object numberPC2006.7.1
DescriptionMulti-colored square quilt with different famous examples of pottery and landmarks representing Albuquerque such as prehistoric pottery designs, a Spanish soldier, Sandia Laboratories logo, ballooning, Indigenous arts, the University of New Mexico, and Route 66. There is a turquoise blue border that overlaps at the corner and a red banner with blue text at the bottom. A separate fabric ristra is attached and hangs in the top right. The piece was made collaborately by artists that made up the New Mexico Quilters' Association. The quilt was created to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the City of Albuquerque.

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