While conservation and restoration are closely linked and complementary, restoration is widely defined as bringing the appearance back close to the original, reinstating aesthetic unity, but must refrain from anything ‘adding’ or falsifying the original.

RESTORED OBJECTS

CALLIGRAPHIC SCROLL
OTTOMAN EMBROIDERED QUILT
UNDERGLAZED FRITWARE VASE
ENGRAVED BRASS TRAY
GOLD PRINTED TEXTILES
LOMBOK/CHUNDERIK SWORD WITH WOOD SCABARD
TREATISE ON THE MAKING OF INK AND COLOUR SEGMENTS
BRASS DRINKING VESSEL
CONTEMPORARY CERAMIC