A small silk quilt with a quilt top pieced in a "Mosaic" or "Grandmother's Flower Garden" pattern created of over 5500 tiny (approx. 13/16") hexagons cut from silk fabrics. These include many pastels or beige, lt. green, lt. blue-green, pink, mauve, white and cream, but also bright reds, darker greens, bright blues, and other colors. The fabrics are both solid and figured, some appearing as small figured damasks in multiple colorways of red, yellow, blue-green, etc. Others in multicolored weaves with small floral, striped, plaid, or other patterns. One unusual fabric is of white ground with larger blue flowers. Another has a dark ground with a beige leaf-like design. Some have small-sized floral brocades; others small geometric designs that appear in multiple colorways. The center hexagons and the surrounding hexagons (the flower "petals” if Grandmother's Flower Garden pattern name is used) are chosen very carefully to coordinate. The backing is a seamed silk (approximately 4 narrow widths) of lavender/mauve color with a monochromatic strip and a small woven floral motif in the same mauve plus white, blue, and orange. The lower three sides of the quilt are bound in a figured silk tape approx.1 " wide added from the back and featuring a repeated small woven motif that appears almost embroidered. Batting, possibly of cotton or wool, is present. The piecing throughout the top is by hand as is the quilting, which is stitched in concentric floral designs around a center circle (easier to view from the reverse). The top binding is approximately 1" wide with 5/8" on the front and 3/8" on the reverse of the quilt. This finishing and the quality of the silk backing make the quilt reversible. All piecing and seaming appears to be by hand.