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Texheritage Bangladesh - is Bangladesh’s first dedicated, research-based textile museum and digital archive

Uttara 10, Road 13, House 49, AB2, Dhaka-1230 , Bangladesh

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Texheritage Bangladesh - is Bangladesh’s first dedicated, research-based textile museum and digital archive

Uttara, Dhaka-1230 , Bangladesh

English

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A Saree’s Journey: From Body to Wall, From Home to Museum

June 27, 2026

Item Name: Recycled Heritage Saree Date of Origin: 1980s–1990s Location: Lalmai Hill Range, Cumilla, Bangladesh Material: Cotton saree, repurposed textile Form: Wall mat (used for ~40 years) Current Status: Preserved at Texheritage Bangladesh Museum Description: Originally worn as a saree in the Lalmai Hill range…

BANGLADESH FIRST TEXTILE HERITAGE COLLECTION MOVEMENT | SAVE TEXTILE HERITAGE FOR FUTURE | JOIN THE MOVEMENT TODAY

June 17, 2026

Bangladesh holds a thousand-year-old textile legacy—Muslin, Jamdani, Khadi, and Nakshi Kantha that shaped global fashion. But today, this priceless heritage is rapidly disappearing from homes and artisan communities. Texheritage Bangladesh Museum is officially launching the first nationwide Textile Heritage Collection Movement in Bangladesh to…

Texheritage Bangladesh Museum Declares $10 Million Value for Rare Bangladeshi 1997’s Textile Artwork

June 14, 2026

Report by Texheritage Bangladesh Press , Texheritage Bangladesh Museum & Innovation Preservation Foundation has officially documented and published a rare handcrafted textile artifact from its national collection, assigning it a value of USD 10 million as part of its cultural preservation archive. The textile…

“Khadi” Is Cool Again: Why Gen Z Is Rediscovering This Heritage Fabric

June 14, 2026

By Texheritage-Bangladesh: Museum, Innovation & Preservation Foundation Fashion is often described as cyclical—but in reality, what returns is not just style, but meaning. Khadi is one of those rare textiles where history, politics, craftsmanship, and identity are all woven into a single fabric. Once considered…

Jamdani: as a Living Textile Knowledge Archive

May 16, 2026

A Curatorial & Technical Perspective from Texheritage Bangladesh Museum Introduction: A Living Textile Civilization Jamdani is one of the most refined handloom systems in the world, where weaving, mathematics, and cultural memory converge through human skill rather than machines. Historical Timeline (Years & Evolution) c.…