Thank you! Dagmar Machyckova
> On Jan 17, 2017, at 1:59 PM, Maureen <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello > > Cindy you raised a question on 11th January about touring with beaders and you asked for details of places in Prague and Dagmar, on the 16th January, you kindly answered her questions. > > â¦Cindy, > if you can make it to the city of Vamberk, there is a beautiful lace > museum. I am assuming that when you mention beads and blown glass that > you'll be traveling to Jablonec. Vamberk is only about 2 hours from there, > so you might be able to swing it. > In Prague itself, there are often small exhibitions taking place in local > galleries and the fiber arts tech school. If you reach out to me closer to > the date, I can check on what's available. > From the ongoing exhibits, I'd recommend the jewish museum in Prague which > carries some amazing golden wire lace and I also hear that the museum of > industrial design is reopening and will likely have some lace on exhibit. > The folk museum (Naprstkovo muzeum) tends to have folk costumes on display > which feature variety of lace. > Hope this help, feel free to reach out to me direct for details. > Dagmar, a Czech transplant to Wisconsinâ¦. > > I have been asked to add/verify the following information by a friend of mine who says: > > â¦Just one mistake: Czech folk culture is displayed in Ethnographic Museum of the National Museum http://www.nm.cz/Historical-Museum/Long-term-Exhibitions-HM/Czech-Folk-Cultur e.html > Naprstek Museum (Naprstkovo museum) has other collections (Asian, African and American Cultures)â¦.. > > Maureen > E Yorks UK > > > - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]. Photo site: http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacemaker/sets/
