Blue and white cotton handwoven blanket. It has blue and white interwoven fringes on all of the sides except the bottom. The design consists of a diamond surrounded by four circles that has three rectangles branching off from the sides of each square formed. These rectangles also join together to form a square. On one side the pattern is blue, while on the other side it is white.

The donor's mother-in-law brought this blanket with her when she came to the United States in 1906 from Kosmas, Greece.

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