To celebrate the cultural diversity in Asia, Sharon de Lyster’s latest work The Textile Atlas aims to preserve a record of disappearing Asian crafts with their reflected cultural stories, and provide a resource platform for both the commercial industry and academia. Other exhibits are pieces from her label Narrative Made, including handwoven, hand-pleated garments from the Miao tribe in China, hand-drawn batik from Indonesia, lambswool woven pieces from Northern India, hand-quilted and natural dyed fabric from Bangladesh. These garments are featured alongside the traditional tools that created them and the rich cultural stories behind each craft. The motifs, hand stitches, weaving techniques and natural dyes are showcased to bring forth the unshakable ethnic identities of the artisans.