We are pleased to share our first offering from “Home Daily” — Antique Coverlet Throw Pillows, cut & sewn in-house from the scraps of 19th-century “overshot coverlets.” These bright, bold blankets were handwoven by women throughout Appalachia. Like favorite dishes, the “recipes” for their geometric patterns were passed down to their children and shared with neighbors. 

Weaving a coverlet was often a months-long process. Some weavers would even use the wool from their own sheep—shearing, spinning, and dyeing—partaking in every step of the blanket’s creation. Typically comprised of wool with linen or cotton, their endurance is a real testament to the skill and tradition of these weavers. 

Sewn in limited numbers. Comes with hefty down-alternative pillow insert.

-Sewn from antique overshot coverlet remnants
-Measures 20x20”
-Rear envelope closure sewn from white hemp/cotton canvas
-Down-alternative pillow insert (made in USA)
-Cut & sewn in-house in Burlington, VT
-Dry clean only

Note: These textiles are over 150 years old. Small stains, patches, and repairs may be visible as a marker of their continued life.