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International woven fabrics are a colourful curiosity in the Zeeuws Museum’s collection of eighteenth-century textiles. Never before have they been subjected to such extensive research in partnership with designers to determine their origins, weaves, use of colour, production and distribution.
Textile designer and researcher Remi Veldhoven and fashion designer Sjaak Hullekes offer insights into and awareness of contemporary sustainable design and production methods in comparison to those of centuries past.
In partnership with textile companies Wolkat in Tilburg and EE Exclusives - Van Engelen & Evers in Heeze, the Zeeuws Museum offers a glimpse into the creation of a new damask coat.
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