The Persian Pickle Club
Describe symbolism in The Persian Pickle Club by Sandra Dallas

Asked by
bookragstutor
Last updated by
Jill W
The quilt made by Zepha's grandmother under apparently tragic circumstances, as it incorporates material from a dress belonging to the woman's dead daughter, symbolizes the dreams of the Massies and people like them for a better life. In context, it also symbolizes gratitude, friendship, trust, and faith.
The Persian Pickle Club