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Nude Public Why shouldn’t people have the freedom to wonder around without clothing? Bare bodi

embroideryinsp:Caitscapes | Instagram: @caitscapes

inthenoosphere:Handmade wool carpet, Faig Ahmed

shoomlah:nietp:Malayer rugs, 1850s-1960s (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)I am obligated to reblog this with

mimicofmodes:history-of-fashion:ab. 1804-1810 Court dress called “Joséphine” (Attributed to Jean-Fra

heaveninawildflower:18th century printed cotton textiles (French).Images and text information courte

arthistoryminor:Mixed Textile Designs // William Morris // Late 19th Century “Have nothing in your h

Sheep farming, from the Luttrell Psalter, c. 1320–40

Yeah, textiles make laws we need new / nude ones?

text-mode:‘Design 102’ textile design by Frank Lloyd Wright, produced by F Schumacher & Co in 19

itscolossal:Nature-Based Textiles by Vanessa Barragão Highlight Ecosystems Above and Below the Sea

As we celebrate LGBT Pride this month, and the historicrecognition offered to gay and lesbian couple

Dyed Silks from the Ottoman Empire Turkey, 16th and 17th century

During the Great Depression of the 1930s, American photographer Lewis W. Hine worked for several gov

Explore exquisite paintings, intricate prints, dazzling textiles and a Maharaja’s treasured be

heaveninawildflower:Morris & Co fabrics taken from a swatch sample book of 58 pieces of block-pr

Louise Bourgeois aka Louise Joséphine Bourgeois (French-American, 1911-2010, b. Paris, France) - Tex

msallisonanders:the 60s ditch the tie dye and embrace textiles, Apple Spread EYE Mag 1968

Details from the table runner I’m currently embroidering, Pt. 1

overdose-art: Textiles by William Morris.

Details from the table runner I’m currently embroidering, Pt. 4

heaveninawildflower:Woven textiles from a French album (circa 1878).Images and text courtesy The Met

i got to the ancestral textiles part of organizing to move: E.R. who continued the purled-every-othe

Incredible and gorgeous 17th century Ottoman tent from the Dresden State Art Collections.

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