This resolution, titled the "Congressional Quilt Show Resolution of 2026," aims to recognize and honor American quilters and their significant craftsmanship, which has been a part of the Nation for over 250 years. It establishes an annual congressional quilting showcase , administered by lottery, for eligible constituents from each congressional district. The resolution highlights the historical and cultural importance of quilting as a persistent, inter-generational craft that builds community and embodies visual and mathematical intelligence. The showcase will be carried out according to regulations prescribed by the Committee on House Administration. The Architect of the Capitol will display the selected quilts outside the respective congressional offices, with an eligible constituent defined as an individual who has won a ribbon from a county fair or received similar recognition.