Developed by the Mikasuki-speaking Indian women of southern Florida around the end of the 1800s, Seminole Patchwork has become a highly visible art form and genuine symbol of Seminole culture.
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These are then cut into segments, rearranged, and sewn into geometric patterns that produce a multitude of effects when combined into lengths of fabric.
Distinguished by its bright, mosaic-like patterns, Seminole Patchwork is created by sewing cloth strips into long, multicolored bands.
Developed by the Mikasuki-speaking Indian women of southern Florida around the end of the 1800s, Seminole Patchwork has become a highly visible art form and genuine symbol of Seminole culture