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Behind the Scenes in Conservation: A Spooky Story from Textile Conservation
by Conservation
10/29/2020
behind, Halloween, woman in haori, 20th century, japan, silk crepe, gofun, glass eyes, Gift of Mrs. Charles Fleischmann and Mrs. Julius Fleischmann, conservation
As we prepare for Halloween this week, here's a scary story from textile conservation!
Behind the Scenes in Conservation: Japanese Haori
by Conservation
8/1/2019
behind the scenes, conservation, asian art, haori, textile conservation, garment, Japanese Art
This Japanese garment, or haori, recently went on display in the Asian Gallery.
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