Pearl-embroidered mitre of Sainte-Chapelle, Paris (France)
Last week, we looked at the pearl-embroidered mitre of St Isidoro, which dates to the second quarter of the 14th-century. […]
Last week, we looked at the pearl-embroidered mitre of St Isidoro, which dates to the second quarter of the 14th-century. […]
The Saint Stefano church, one of the churches of the seven-churches complex in Bologna, houses a spectacular pearl-embroidered mitre from
By now, you probably know that chasing embroidered medieval vestments is kinda my thing :). Although I am fortunate enough
A couple of weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to finally visit the Cathedral Treasury of Anagni near Rome, Italy.
When I demonstrate diaper pattern couching, people always ask if I have the complete pattern in my head somehow as
In the 80s, we had an art historian in the Netherlands who started to systematically trawl through historical records to
Last week, we looked at five different embroidered versions of the same Adoration of the Magi design. By changing materials
If you have followed this blog for a while, you already know that medieval goldwork embroidery was mass-produced. The designs
Last week, I wrote about the embroidered late medieval vestments on display in the St Nicolai Church in Kalkar. We
Last year, I visited the St Nicolai Church in Kalkar. The church inventory lists more than 100 medieval vestments in AD 1543.