My Harriet Shawls

In 1897, Queen Victoria had a silk shawl made for Harriet Tubman. Join the Harriet Tubman Museum & Educational Center for a special museum opening and meet Dr. Tenaria Drummond-Smith to see here shawls and hear her inspiring talk. Music by David Cole and Main Street Blues. Donations welcome.
Here's how Tenaria Drummond-Smith describes the shawls she creates: "In July 2018, I visited the National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington, D.C., where I saw an exhibit of the original shawl worn by Harriet Tubman in 1911. I was so inspired by it that I prayed about making my very own. The next morning, I had a vision about how the shawl would look. Once I completed it, the name came to me: The Harriet Tubman-inspired SWAG Shaw. I pray before making each shawl, and I tell the buyer about the scripture that was in my heart during the making of their shawl..."