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E pur si muoveThis banner features the defiant phrase E pur si muoveAnd yet it moves. Attributed to Galileo Galilei in 1633 after being forced by the Inquisition to recant his proof that the Earth orbits the sun, the words stand as a quiet rebellion against religious dogma. Crafted with care, this banner honors the enduring power of trutheven when silencedand the courage to stand by it. Appliqued banner lettering uses space fabrics from our Galileo Quilt. DETAILS

and the massive caldera of this ancient volcanic landscape

Made from antique and vintage remnants—calicos

Our embroidered 100% cotton quilt map includes Scott's 1911 route to reach the South Pole from Ross Island

Handmade by our partners in Bali

throw sized quilted handmade map covers everything from The Woodlands in the north

5"w x 41"h

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a group of artists and cultural workers revived the spirit of the Wide Awakes as a creative movement for liberation

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Civil Rights hero and Congressman John Lewis contributed a foreword to Benny Andrews: There Must Be a Heaven at the Michael Rosenfeld Gallery in New York

Their fluffy manes are fashioned from spun yarn

” Attributed to Galileo Galilei in 1633 after being forced by the Inquisition to recant his proof that the Earth orbits the sun

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