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Category: Pinning The Past

link to Pinning The Past – Victoria & Albert Museum Medieval Galleries

Pinning The Past – Victoria & Albert Museum Medieval Galleries

Following on from my post about the Indian textiles at the V&A, I'd like to introduce you to the medieval galleries and the many textile delights therein.  The majority of textiles on display...

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link to Pinning The Past – Victoria & Albert Museum Indian Gallery

Pinning The Past – Victoria & Albert Museum Indian Gallery

The Victoria & Albert Museum is world-renowned for its textiles and fashion collections, and rightly so, as they take care of thousands of truly spectacular pieces both in the museum and in the...

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link to Pinning The Past – Nepalese Shamanic Textiles

Pinning The Past – Nepalese Shamanic Textiles

I was recently lucky enough to be near to the amazing Alain Rouveure Galleries in Gloucestershire and able to see the the Shamanic Art of Nepal special exhibition. The whole place is very special -...

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link to Pinning The Past – William Morris

Pinning The Past – William Morris

  This month's exploration of places to see historic textiles takes us to the Cotswold home of probably the most influential designer - maker of them all, William Morris. Kelmscott Manor was...

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Pinning The Past – Bankfield Museum

For the next few months, Pinning the Past will be focussing on museums with marvellous textiles to see. Bankfield Museum in Halifax, Yorkshire is one of those old fashioned museum treasures. I...

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link to Pinning The Past – Chastleton House

Pinning The Past – Chastleton House

I first saw this house as a teenager. It was closed up, somewhat ruinous with overgrown gardens and unbearably romantic. The National Trust had just acquired it - and spent six years making it...

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