02/06/2026
SA Narva Muuseumi meeskond osales Erasmus+ programmi raames Prahas toimunud rahvusvahelisel kohtumisel, kus vahetati väärtuslikke kogemusi tekstiilikogude säilitamise ja digiteerimise teemadel. Projektis osaleb kuus organisatsiooni viiest Euroopa riigist.
Külastasime Praha dekoratiivkunsti muuseumi ajaloolist hoonet ja ekspositsioone ning 2016. aastal valminud hoidlahoonet. Praha dekoratiivkunsti muuseumis on väga mitmekesine tekstiili kogu, mis sisaldab nii riideesemeid ja aksessuaare kui ka tekstiilinäidiseid keskajast kaasajani.
Tutvusime kolleegide parimate praktikatega tekstiili säilitamisel, mis annavad häid ideid meie projektide arendamiseks. Eriliselt rõõmustas teadmine, et Eesti muuseumide digilahendused ja MuIS pakuvad huvi ning on eeskujuks ka rahvusvahelistele partneritele. Lähetus tugevdas koostöösuhteid, avardas silmaringi ja tõi kaasa uusi kontakte ning inspiratsiooni tulevikuks.
Täname mõnusa vastuvõtu eest Praha dekoratiivkunsti muuseumis meeskonda. Järgmine kohtumine leiab aset Narvas 2026. aasta septembris.
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The team of SA Narva Museum participated in an international meeting in Prague as part of the Erasmus+ programme, focusing on the preservation and digitisation of textile collections. The project brings together six organisations from five European countries and provides an excellent opportunity to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and build new partnerships.
During the meeting, we visited the historic main building and exhibitions of the Prague Museum of Decorative Arts, as well as its modern storage facility completed in 2016. The museum’s diverse textile collection includes garments, accessories, and textile samples spanning from the Middle Ages to the present day.
It was particularly inspiring to learn about our colleagues’ best practices in textile preservation and collection management. At the same time, we were pleased to hear that Estonia’s museum digital solutions and the MuIS collection management system are attracting international interest and are regarded as examples of good practice by our project partners. The study visit provided valuable knowledge, fresh ideas, and new professional contacts for the future, while also highlighting the importance of international cooperation in preserving cultural heritage.
We would like to thank the team of the Prague Museum of Decorative Arts for their warm hospitality. The next project meeting will take place in Narva in September 2026, and we are already looking forward to welcoming our partners to Estonia.
