Vintage 1960s Embroidery Scene and Poem - Four Seasons Fill The Measure of the Year by Keats charleston a large umbrella of a

a large umbrella of a gold and white pattern series that encapsulated many different designs underneath it

brown and ivory and even a handpainted multicolor of pinks and greens and yellows

this book was previously a great helper in the kitchen

From Rhode Island Quahog Chowder to Maine Lobster Cakes to Vermont Maple Rolls

who founded the Zwiesel Glass Works in 1872

Vintage 1960s Embroidery Scene and Poem - Four Seasons Fill The Measure of the Year by Keats charleston a large umbrella of aFour seasons fill the measure of the year {HISTORY} Just lovely in sentiment and execution, this vintage embroidery piece dates to the 1960s but features a portion of a poem written by John Keats in 1818. The poem was titled The Human Seasons (we've included the full poem in the photos here) and reflects on the changing way we look at life as we age. Beautifully detailed, the imagery that unites this embroidery is trees as they flower in spring, leaf