- 1. Woven Legends from Guatemala
- (Telling stories with clothes)
- Lorena Bianchi Ixchel Museum of the Indigenous Garment The Legend Woven in the Huipil from Nebaj, Quiche, Guatemala Legend has it that once upon a time there was a king ...
- 2. Coat for a Wounded Prince
- (Telling stories with clothes)
- ... Christian IV(1577-1640) was the legendary Danish king who ruled the twin kingdom of Denmark-Norway and its powerful navy when Denmark was a major European power. The blue coat from 1820 can be seen as ...
- 3. Dangerous Costume
- (Working with clothes)
- ... Further information on the web, for example: (Russian article) http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/32318719 There are many legends of poisoned khila’t (honorary robes) from India, dating from the ...
traditional costume
Bibliography
stored
uniform
stripes
stitches
cotton
dangerous
Rayon
lining
interlacing and intertwining
padding
linen
Olympic Games
wool
reconstruction
children
Angel
18th century
damage
locally made clothes
St Gall
split stitch
China
packing
garment
dust
guidelines
festivals
Collections Trust UK
lace
photostats
embroidery
Leaves to Beads
copy
future considerations
museum
Printing on fabric
angel
identification of lace
heavy and awkward handling
holes
embroidery stitches
labels
storage
Museo Histórico Nacional
Mapuche
Viscose
silk
Padding
Princess Margaret
documentation
wedding dress
pesticide
exhibition
necklace
boxes
Felting
fashion
pattern-taking
