Rossi Conservation is a textile conservation studio based in Dunbar, Scotland run by conservator Isabella Rossi. She is a graduate of the Master of Philosophy Textile Conservation program at the University of Glasgow. She has worked with institutions such as the V&A Dundee, National Museums Scotland, Glasgow School of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, and the Yale University Art Gallery. She also writes about textile conservation and history for the public and is a regular contributor to magazines such as PieceWork, Spin Off, and PLY. Her research interests are the conservation of costume and hidden modern materials in textiles.
You can learn more about the textile conservation services offered here or contact Rossi Conservation here.
