The process of securely attaching a textile artwork to a vertical surface for display is a common practice in both domestic and museum settings. This practice ensures the artwork is showcased effectively, protected from damage, and accessible for viewing. Considerations include the weight and dimensions of the textile, the desired aesthetic, and the structural integrity of the wall.
Proper display techniques preserve delicate fabrics, preventing sagging, stretching, or tears. Effective presentation enhances the visual impact of the artwork, allowing its details and artistry to be fully appreciated. Historically, textiles have served as both functional objects and expressions of cultural identity, and their careful exhibition acknowledges their enduring value.
