Museo-Laboratorio di Tessitura a Mano Giuditta Brozzetti
About
Museo Atelier Giuditta Brozzetti, located in the historic S. Francesco delle Donne church in Perugia, is a living museum and workshop that showcases the art of hand‑woven textiles dating back to the 13th century. The atelier offers free admission during its regular visiting hours (8:30‑12:30, Monday‑Friday), while afternoon visits and weekend appointments can be arranged by prior request. Visitors are treated to live demonstrations on century‑old Jacquard looms and pedal‑powered frames, accompanied by guided tours that take approximately 45 minutes. The collection features traditional Perugian motifs, medieval and Renaissance patterns, and the famous Perugina tablecloth reconstructed in the 520‑year‑old masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci. In addition, the museum provides a documentary, language‑diverse workshops, and a gift shop with handcrafted textiles. Whether you are a history enthusiast, textile lover, or family looking for a unique cultural experience, Giuditta Brozzetti invites you to step back in time and witness the meticulous craft of Italian weaving.
Highlights
- Free Admission
- Live Weaving Demonstrations
- Guided Tours
- Perugina Tablecloth Reconstruction
- Documentary
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- Typical visit: about 45 minutes