The Textile Museum is dedicated to furthering the understanding of mankind's creative achievements in the textile arts. As a museum, it is committed to its role as a center of excellence in the scholarly research, conservation, interpretation and exhibition of textiles, with particular concern for the artistic, technical and cultural significance of its collections. The mission is pursued through
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An elegant little museum tells the story of woven works of art, from embroideries to masterpiece rugs.
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Two gracious houses comprise the Textile Museum dedicated to textiles and handmade carpets. The 14,000-piece collection
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historic handmade textiles, focus on non-Western rugs and other textiles
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The Textile Museum features rotating exhibitions of historical and contemporary textiles and a Textile Learning Center that explores textile techniques, makers and their cultures. Closed Mon. Open Tues. - Sat. 10 am - 5 pm. Sun. 1 pm - 5 pm. Closed Federal holidays & Dec. 24. Suggested donation $5.
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The Textile Museum brings to life the culture and tradition, art and innovation of one of the world"s oldest forms of creative expression. Through changing exhibitions and public programs for all ages, the Museum provides new ways of seeing the world through the textile arts. Objects on view range from clothing made in ancient Peru, to Oriental carpets woven in the Middle East, to contemporary textiles
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Founded in 1925 The Textile Museum is devoted to the study and presentation of handmade textile arts. The collection focuses on non-Western historic and ethnographic rugs and textiles.
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Housed in two handsome historic buildings in the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington, DC, The Textile Museum is dedicated to the exhibition, collection and preservation of handmade textiles. The Museum was founded in 1925 by George Hewitt Myers. Today, the Museum presents rotating exhibitions of textiles from around the globe. Visitors can look, touch, and learn in the hands-on Textile Learning Center
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