Exhibition explores the history of basketry by looking at baskets and woven objects from the Dryad "Handicrafts" collection.
This collection was gathered between 1918 and 1936 by Harry Peach, a Leicester-based businessman, who was interested in craft and design.
The first time Dryad basketry has been featured in its own dedicated exhibition. Giving opportunity to admire the fantastic objects and follow their journeys from around the world to Leicester.
The exhibition is the outcome of an AHRC-funded research project guest curated by Maria Chiara Scuderi, in collaboration between the University of Leicester and Leicester Museums & Galleries.
Tel: 0116 225 4900
04/11/2024 - 09/03/2025 (4 Nov 2024 - 9 Mar 2025) |
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