Interview session for PIIACUF2016 at TV Alhijrah
Channel: Perbadanan Putrajaya
Date: 07/11/2016

PIIACUF 2016, proudly presents a unique and varied range of intricate textiles using skills and techniques such as embroidery, weaving and ‘ikat’. Fine textile made of cotton, wool, linen and silk were commonly traded that they were so precious to become a form of currency. Textiles were and are still a vital economic component of Islamic civilization that symbolizes artistic expressions of Islamic history and culture. 
The exhibition will display the finest example of fabrics, including rare example of traditional Muslim & Mughal clothing dated from the early Islamic civilization up to the present time. Also available for display is the Collection of Royal Head-dress (Tengkolok) which Malay Rulers have worn as part of their regalia. The Head-dress have different styles of folding depending on the tradition of the royal family of the particular state.
The exhibition will also feature the Replica of Prophet Adam’s Robe (the biggest robe in the world) originated from Saudi Arabia which took 18 days to be completed measuring at 29 metres tall. The robe was made realized by 5 Saudi’s designers by using 40 rolls of cloth and 30,000 thread rolls.