he decision whether or not to invest in restoring a damaged rug or textile depends on the value of the piece, extent of damage, prospects for satisfactory results, and the sentimental or historical significance. By its nature, hand restoration is slow and expensive, but an experienced professional can do it efficiently and nearly invisibly. Textival offers a full range of restoration services, including re-weaving and re-knotting, conservation and mounting, edge stabilization, and re-dyeing discolored areas. All work is done by hand.
Our current rates

Our oriental rug repair and restoration service utilizes an extensive stock of wool, cotton, and linen materials we have collected through the years. Because Navajo textile restoration requires custom dying, carding, spinning and plying of various yarns and fleeces, it can be more expensive.

Textival uses Lanaset acid dyes for superior wash- and light-fastness.

Our current rates: All restoration and repair estimates are done when the item is checked into our facility. In-home or over-the-phone estimates may be adjusted when the item is inspected in our workshop.

See below for a series of before-and-after images, and the fees charged for these restorations.