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ernests:Shelia Hicks

Fuyuko Matsui 松井冬子 (Japanese, b. 1974, Morimachi, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan) - Scattered Deformitie

Sonia Delaunay, Textile design

Kyungah Ham aka 함경아 (Korean, b. 1966, South Korea) - Chandeliers for Five Cities, 2016.  A work of m

纱Sha, a type of Chinese yarn or muslin, pictures are 实地纱、直径纱、芝麻纱、妆花纱 for nobles in Ming dynasty and

sciencethemouse:Being creative finally!! #craft #sewing #butterflies #largewhite #gatekeeper #nature

Paracas ponchos

schuhtutehemd:Antique Costume, Ethnic Textile, Chinese Baby Two-Piece, Crown, REAL HAIR Plait, Quirk

manufactoriel:“Housetop” — nine-block “Half-Logcabin” variation, ca 1955 by Sue Willie Seltzer 

photos from installation day! the opening is Saturday night and I can’t wait!a whole year’s worth of

Floral silk ribbons. Spitalfields, England. 1825.                                                  

Margaret Macdonald (English, 1864-1933) - Circles, Lines, Checks and Dots on Chiffon Voile, 1915-192

crossconnectmag: Intricate Textile Figures by Raija Jokinen Finnish artist Raija Jokinen works with

ophelie-trichereau: “Madeleine Silarjuangat”Solar system.Hand embroidery.Unique piece.Custom order.3

Hand block-printed fabric from a linocut based on pottery shards from Mayapán, Mexico. www.eleanorwi

met-islamic-art: Textile Fragment, 16th century, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Islamic ArtGift of Kate

Alighiero Boetti, 25/8/88, 1988, embroidered work.Boetti was obsessed by calculations, alphabet game

Silk velvet fabric, designed by Adrien Karbowsky, Tassinari et Chatel, ca. 1918. Photo by Jean Thole

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Photo_Satomi YamauchiStyling_Hiromi TokiHair_Miho Emori（KiKi inc.）Make-up_Marino

Figs and Olives Textile Design, Lois Mailou Jones

womeninarthistory:Figs and Olives Textile Design, Lois Mailou Jones

bombus-terrific:Aerial field landscape embroidery by Chromatomania on Etsy and Instagram Edit: wow!

design-is-fine:William Morris, textile design Golden Lily, 1899/1920s A. Sanderson Fabric, London. J

Two Ladies Personifying Taste and TouchThird quarter 17th century, British

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