Curators Pick: Textiles in Bindings on Silk Road Manuscripts @AgaKhanMuseumToronto
Curators Pick: Textiles in Bindings on Silk Road Manuscripts  @AgaKhanMuseumToronto
Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
What can a rarely displayed 18th-century manuscript of the Shahnameh tell us about the region of Kashmir's connections to other stopping points on the Silk Roads? The Museum's Dr. Marika Sardar investigates clues threaded directly into the book's binding in her latest Curator's Pick video for the #MuseumWithoutWalls.

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Curator's Pick: Textiles in Bindings on Silk Road Manuscripts

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