Textile studies and reconstructions based on historical originals, fragments, and documented references.
This work focuses on understanding how historical textiles were constructed, printed, and used. Rather than idealising the past, the aim is to interpret materials as they were — with variation, irregularity, and practical limitations.
Projects often involve translating worn or incomplete originals into functional textiles, balancing historical accuracy with modern production methods.
These reconstructions provide both technical insight and a foundation for further textile development in costume, interiors, and heritage contexts.
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