Inca Textiles

http://www.ancient.eu/article/791/#.VevwNDZFzHQ.facebook

Irish Tartans

http://musiciannotes.com/irish-tartans/

Jacquard Loom - Video

https://www.facebook.com/june.lister.7/videos/o.145627342124830/10204589342677469/?type=2&theater

Bhutan: Transforming Traditions

http://textiletrails.com.au/2015/05/01/transforming-traditions/

Mille anni di arte tessile a Venezia - One thousand years of textile art in Venice

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2w3RGuOspM&feature=share

Video: Jacquard weaving

http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/videos/j/video-jacquard-weaving/

The Art of Making Chintz

http://www.metmuseum.org/metmedia/video/lectures/making-chintz

Inca Textiles

http://www.ancient.eu/article/791/

60 Examples of Real Medieval Clothing - An Evolution of Fashion

http://morgana249.blogspot.com/2014/09/60-examples-of-real-medieval-clothing.html

An Ancestral Petticoat: 1740, 1890

https://mrsdaffodildigresses.wordpress.com/2015/01/25/an-ancestral-petticoat-1740-1890/

Antique Textiles - " Rare Earth " -Tribal Art - Chiang Mai - Photos

Antique Textiles - " Rare Earth " -Tribal Art - Chiang Mai

https://www.facebook.com/gina.hellweger/media_set?set=a.392123260832041.93892.100001031114910&type=1

Sahib, bibi and the baluchari sari

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQizX7bt8XQ

Batak textiles of Indonesia

Batak textiles of Indonesia 

http://www.bataktextiles.com/projects/Lic-sample.pdf

A Story of Islamic Embroidery

A Story of Islamic Embroidery in Nomadic and Urban Traditions at Gallery One, Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi, brings together more than 200 rare and majestic textiles, including a wealth of embroideries from Central Asia never before exhibited in the region, that permit visitors to explore the exchange of trade and culture across the Silk Road and beyond.

These works, with their kaleidoscope of motifs and colours, create a form of abstract art and testify to the role of Islamic women in creating an artistic tradition of great significance and beauty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqF3gPFShE0

Oriental motifs in textiles. ikat Восточные мотивы в текстиле. Икаю

Восточные мотивы в текстиле. Икаю

http://totiana.com/archives/664

Discovering an ancient Andean textile

Studying an ancient textile: Learning the how

https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/waritextileproject/2014/09/20/studying-an-ancient-textile-learning-the-how/

Rabari Nuances – Textiles from the Salt Desert

http://wovensouls.org/2014/12/25/rabari-nuances/

My First Purchase – Fulani Wedding Blanket

My First Purchase – Fulani Wedding Blanket

http://manolosonamission.wordpress.com/2008/08/11/my-first-purchase-fulani-wedding-blanket/

Nanbu Sakiori - Sumiko Inoue, the Aomori Craft Master - Video

‘Sakiori’ is a woven fabric that is produced from worn out cloth and garments torn thinly and then woven tightly into clothing and other products for daily use. Sakiori is woven with warps of cotton and wefts of thin worn out cloth. These fabrics are durable and warm, turning softer in texture with use.During the Edo Era, cultivation and availability of cotton was hard due to the cold climate in the Nanbu region in eastern Aomori. Therefore, cherished cloth was re-used as materials for weaving Kotatsu-gake or warm blankets, warm working clothes, Obi for Kimono, and so forth. Such work constituted manual labour for women during slack seasons on the farm. 
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=762559140505209&set=vb.135294296565033&type=2&theater

ANTIQUE COVERLETS OFFER COLD COMFORT

ANTIQUE COVERLETS OFFER COLD COMFORT; 175-YEAR OLD HANDWOVEN WOOLS REMAIN ABSOLUTELY USEFUL

http://www.artfixdaily.com/artwire/release/6738-antique-coverlets-offer-cold-comfort-175-year-old-handwoven-wools