Simple advice from the Icon Care of Collections Group for caring for a variety of household objects and materials, including glassware, wood, textiles, books and leather
At present the coronavirus pandemic seems all-consuming and keeps us rooted in the moment. But an article in the June issue of Icon News deals with a far longer time perspective.
Jennifer has worked in textile conservation for over a decade. Since qualifying, she has worked on projects ranging from some of the most important carpets in the world to historic wedding dresses for continued use.
Specialists in the conservation of archaeological, historic and social history artefacts and assemblages; conservation consultancy and management of heritage projects.
Conservation for Wellbeing (C4W) is a pilot project that combines conservation, archives and mental health. As well as practising conservation, participants will gain behind-the-scenes knowledge of how heritage collections are protected and cared for at London Metropolitan Archives.
