Out of Asia: 2000 years of fascination with Eastern textiles
VERLOPEN - Het Textile Research Centre in Leiden organiseert tot 22 augustus een tentoonstelling over de invloed van Azië op textiel en mode in Europa en het Midden-Oosten. Te zien zijn zowel burgerkleding als streekdracht, gemaakt van stoffen uit Azië of die door Aziatische of orientaalse vormen beïnvloed zijn.
The exhibition Out of Asia: 2000 years of fascination with Eastern textiles will reflect upon the influence of Asia upon European and Middle Eastern textiles and fashion. It will include both urban garments and regional dress that are made from Chinese, Indian and Indonesian textiles, as well as European and Middle Eastern textiles that have been influenced by Asian and ‘Oriental’ forms. There will also be much older examples of East-West textile connections in the form of silk textile fragments transported two thousand years ago along the Silk Road, and a Central Asian inspired Roman-period textile from Egypt. Other examples date from the eighteenth century to the present day. There will also be a special display of thirteenth century Indian indigo textiles produced for the Middle Eastern market and indirectly that of Europe. The exhibition is open to the public from 1 July until 22 August 2019.
Stichting Textile Research Centre
Hogewoerd 164, 2311 HW, Leiden
Tel: +31 (0)71-5134144
www.trc-leiden.nl
Openingstijden: Maandag tot/met donderdag: 10.00 -16.00
Ikat textile from Indonesia, early 20th century, made for the Dutch market, with Dutch lions and ship anchors, foto TRC
Out of Asia, foto TRC
Out of Asia, foto TRC