After The Restoration Of Ancient Textiles, It Appeared In Italy Hard Rock Museum.

< p > recently, the hard rock Museum in Florence, Italy began to exhibit a number of carefully restored cultural relics, which are neither sculptures nor paintings, but "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "> textile < /a > products. < /p >
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< p > Figure 2 is the veil from < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > Italy < /a > Siena. The history can be traced back to thirteenth Century. The 3 a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" shoes shown in Figure 3 were produced in Fourteenth Century, when a bishop passed through it; 4 pairs of sandals shown in Figure 4 came from Egypt, dating back to 1435 BC to 1205 BC. These items are now being exhibited at the hard rock Museum in Florence. They are 3 years' meticulous restoration of museums. < /p >
< p > hard rock museum is one of the oldest art preservation and restoration institutions in the world, which not only repairs sculpture, painting, but also repairs textiles. Most of the ancient textiles that have spread to the present age are very fragile and easy to damage, so they need to be extremely careful when repairing. Sometimes experts need to use X ray detectors to determine how to repair them. These relics have very high archaeological and artistic appreciation value. < /p >
< p > the museum has also studied them when repairing these objects. For example, the woolen fabric with a metal layer is similar to the present bulletproof vest. Experts in the museum say that this is a Japanese samurai Suit called "feathers", which is a man's vest. It can be seen from the texture that this is a very beautiful luxury. After X ray examination, it found that there was a metal coat in the feather fabric to protect the samurai's chest. By studying the fabric and color changes of < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing < /a > it can be concluded that its age can be traced back to the early seventeenth Century, earlier than we originally thought. < /p >
Less than P, these ancient textiles will be exhibited to the public by September 13th. People can learn about textile crafts over thousands of years. < /p >