Curl up with Yellowstone, the first established National Park in our history. The quilt covers the geological and geographical phenomenons
To do our part in protecting public lands for future generations, 10% of our sales will benefit the National Park Foundation, the official charity of the National Park System.
Place names embroidered on the quilt: Tower Fall, Grand Canyon, Mammoth Hot Springs, Hayden Valley, Fishing Bridge, Norris Geyser Basin, Old Faithful, Upper Geyser Basin, Shoshone Lake, Yellowstone Lake
WHY WE LOVE IT
Why Quilts?
Quilts are tactile objects that absorb and accumulate our love. They are generational objects, heirlooms passed down within families as a way to keep our stories alive and familiar. The act of quilting is an act of love - a quilt is a talisman that protects and comforts when we're at our most vulnerable - in our sleep. The texture and warmth of a quilt conjures memories of home, and for some commemorate life's big moments: birth, marriage, and coming of age.
Quilts are functional as bedding and as art, an unusual intersection for a household craft that has been predominantly seen as women's work. The value of a handmade quilt lies not just in the beauty of the piece, but in its sentimental value. These treasured keepsakes tell our stories, and a quilted map provides the scaffolding on which the story is held into focus: Haptic Lab quilts become a snapshot of a moment in time in a world that is rapidly changing.
DETAILS
Natural yarn-dyed cotton, digital print cotton, polysilk applique
Hand embroidery marks the Caldera, Continental Divide, and hydrothermal features
Designed in Brooklyn, handmade in India
CARE
For best quilt care, please machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, then tumble dry at the lowest sitting (or lay flat to air dry).
SIZE
63" x 68"