Gold Rush Bison Trimmed Duster kimono stye and the enduring quilting culture

and the enduring quilting culture of the American West—functional

This is a piece you will keep by the front door to up your style on the way to a meeting or the grocery store

as you drift on a contemplative walk or through downtown errands

Just a wild mountain rose needing freedom to grow

Memories of Eva Gate's Montana Huckleberry jam at the breakfast table

Gold Rush Bison Trimmed Duster kimono stye and the enduring quilting cultureMontana earned her name as The Treasure State in the days of the gold rush, when dreamers arrived with empty pockets and left with fortunes from Last Chance Gulch, Helena, to Virginia City and beyond. Today, theres a new kind of treasurethis luminous brocade, woven with metallic gold thread and finished with luxuriously soft bison trimmed cuffs. Light and breezy, it features a filigree metallic closure and a satin kimono style collar that glides over