Usually, you snuggle up in a quilt to keep warm, but this quilt by Indigenous Canadian artist Wally Dion is so thin it’s see-through! Quilts  are typically made of scraps of fabric sewn together and filled with warm material. But Dion’s quilts are a single lightweight layer.

Natural elements important to the Yellow Quill First Nation, like bison and prairie grass, inspire Dion’s quilts. When displaying his quilts in a museum, Dion hangs the quilts together. That way, the see-through parts overlap to create a unified image.