Cornell University: Kroch Library Asia Collections
Ithaca, NY, United States
Explore the rich history of textiles in Asia--from the animal-skin clothing of the Ainu to the intricate weaving of silk, Asian cultures have showcased their artistry through their textiles for […]
Museum of the Palestinian People
DC, United States
In Wafa Ghnaim’s curatorial debut, TatreezInheritance examines the presence of Palestinian embroidery in the United States through a diasporic lens, asserting and affirming the power of material culture and art history in […]
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts
Cedarburg, WI, United States
Conversations in Cloth / Kapad ni Vatchit / કાપડ ની વાતચીત explores the textile traditions of Kutch, a region in the western state of Gujarat, India. Invitations to participate in […]
In Inka culture, the Quechua word “Cumbi” described exquisite textiles that were among the finest works ever produced in ancient South America. Virtuosic in their creation, these elaborate, tapestry-woven textiles […]
Discover how fabric designers and manufacturers have responded to political upheaval from the French Revolution through to Brexit. The mechanization of textile industries from the mid-18th century led to the […]
Mingei International Museum
San Diego, CA, United States
Over/Under celebrates the creative brilliance that emerges from weaving. With over 75 pieces of work from the museum’s collection, this exhibition delves into the stories woven into the works, […]
January 23 – 28, 2024. London, England. The London Antique Rug and Textile Art Fair is back at Battersea Park. Many of the best dealers from around the UK and […]
Museo Textile de Oxaca
Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico
This exhibition broadens the idea of a kimono beyond the profile of a T-shaped garment. It highlights the differences in their structure and the function they serve, as well as […]
Cleveland Museum of Art
Cleveland, OH, United States
As part of the museum’s Galleries of the Ancient Americas, this rotation features textiles from the Paracas people of Peru’s south coast between about 3000 BCE and the early 1500s […]
Washi, which translates to “Japanese paper” has been integral to Japanese culture for over a thousand years. The strength, translucency, and malleability of this one-of-a-kind paper have made it extraordinarily […]