Textiltárgyak

Textiltárgyak is a Hungarian term that translates to "textile objects" or "textile artifacts." It encompasses a broad category of items created from or primarily composed of textile materials. This includes a wide range of objects, from everyday functional items to decorative and artistic creations.

In a historical and archaeological context, textiltárgyak refers to remnants of textiles discovered from past civilizations. These can include fragments of clothing, household linens, tapestries, rugs, and even decorative embellishments found on other objects. The preservation of these items is often dependent on environmental conditions, with dry or anaerobic environments being more conducive to their survival. Studying these artifacts provides invaluable insights into the technology, social customs, artistic expressions, and trade networks of ancient peoples.

Beyond historical artifacts, the term also applies to contemporary textile creations. This can include handmade items like quilts, embroidery, lace, and woven goods. It also extends to more modern applications such as fashion garments, upholstery, banners, and various forms of textile art. The versatility of textiles allows for their integration into numerous aspects of human life and culture, making textiltárgyak a diverse and significant category of objects. The study and appreciation of textiltárgyak are central to fields like textile history, archaeology, art history, and craft studies.