A Textile Conservator is a professional who specializes in the preservation and restoration of textile materials, such as fabrics, garments, and tapestries. They work in museums, galleries, and conservation labs, ensuring that these items are maintained in good condition for future generations. Their tasks include cleaning, repairing, and stabilizing textiles, often using specialized techniques and materials. Textile Conservators often collaborate with other professionals, such as curators and archaeologists, to assess the condition of textile artifacts. They may also conduct research on historical techniques and materials to inform their conservation practices. Their work is essential for preserving cultural heritage and enhancing public understanding of textile history.