Around the world, an important part of real museums and personal collections is dedicated to textiles. Due to their organic nature, these objects are very sensitive to damaging factors such as environmental conditions, biological factors, physical and chemical mechanisms, and storage methods. Removing these objects from storage, setting up exhibitions, forming workshops and training classes that directly expose the fabrics to various conditions are part of the possible dangers that threaten them. slow Unforeseen events such as the covid-19 pandemic, natural disasters, wars, etc., can cause the closure of museums for a long time, their destruction and the inventory of objects. The lack of access to historical and cultural monuments due to the distance and the difficulties of traveling to different areas are other aspects that delay or make it impossible to visit the treasures of textiles in real museums and private collections. to do Therefore, it is felt necessary to investigate the role of virtual museums in protecting, educating and familiarizing with the category of textiles.
The study method is a combination of qualitative, field and library study. Over the years, the author has traveled to different regions of the country for research in the field of local clothing and has directly observed different collections of textiles and examined their preservation methods. Interviews with restoration specialists and participating in workshops and round tables and benefiting from the opinions of researchers of the Research Institute for the Protection and Restoration of Historical-Cultural Artifacts regarding the damage that threatens textiles in museums and private collections. , constitutes an important part of the research. In this context, interviews were conducted with five members of the faculty, experts and expert restorers of historical and cultural works. Examining the opinions of managers of real museums and historical and cultural collections of textiles in publications, studying documents, articles, theses, research reports and books regarding the pathology of museums, the library section of the research constitutes
This research seeks to answer the question of whether virtual museums can help the process of protecting and teaching textiles as an educational arm and backup copy of real museums, and what challenges exist in this way.
Research results
Virtual museums are not substitutes for real museums, but if they are designed properly, they can be an effective solution as a helping hand in the protection of textiles, as well as in the field of education and familiarization with these historical works. and culturally play a significant role.

Around the world, an important part of real museums and personal collections is dedicated to textiles. Due to their organic nature, these objects are very sensitive to damaging factors such as environmental conditions, biological factors, physical and chemical mechanisms, and storage methods. Removing these objects from storage, setting up exhibitions, forming workshops and training classes that directly expose the fabrics to various conditions are part of the possible dangers that threaten them. slow Unforeseen events such as the covid-19 pandemic, natural disasters, wars, etc., can cause the closure of museums for a long time, their destruction and the inventory of objects. The lack of access to historical and cultural monuments due to the distance and the difficulties of traveling to different areas are other aspects that delay or make it impossible to visit the treasures of textiles in real museums and private collections. to do Therefore, it is felt necessary to investigate the role of virtual museums in protecting, educating and familiarizing with the category of textiles.
The study method is a combination of qualitative, field and library study. Over the years, the author has traveled to different regions of the country for research in the field of local clothing and has directly observed different collections of textiles and examined their preservation methods. Interviews with restoration specialists and participating in workshops and round tables and benefiting from the opinions of researchers of the Research Institute for the Protection and Restoration of Historical-Cultural Artifacts regarding the damage that threatens textiles in museums and private collections. , constitutes an important part of the research. In this context, interviews were conducted with five members of the faculty, experts and expert restorers of historical and cultural works. Examining the opinions of managers of real museums and historical and cultural collections of textiles in publications, studying documents, articles, theses, research reports and books regarding the pathology of museums, the library section of the research constitutes
This research seeks to answer the question of whether virtual museums can help the process of protecting and teaching textiles as an educational arm and backup copy of real museums, and what challenges exist in this way.
Research results
Virtual museums are not substitutes for real museums, but if they are designed properly, they can be an effective solution as a helping hand in the protection of textiles, as well as in the field of education and familiarization with these historical works. and culturally play a significant role.

research constitutes
This research seeks to answer the question of whether virtual museums can help the process of protecting and teaching textiles as an educational arm and backup copy of real museums, and what challenges exist in this way.
Research results
Virtual museums are not substitutes for real museums, but if they are designed properly, they can be an effective solution as a helping hand in the protection of textiles, as well as in the field of education and familiarization with these historical works. and culturally play a significant role.
Around the world, an important part of real museums and personal collections is dedicated to textiles. Due to their organic nature, these objects are very sensitive to damaging factors such as environmental conditions, biological factors, physical and chemical mechanisms, and storage methods. Removing these objects from storage, setting up exhibitions, forming workshops and training classes that directly expose the fabrics to various conditions are part of the possible dangers that threaten them. slow Unforeseen events such as the covid-19 pandemic, natural disasters, wars, etc., can cause the closure of museums for a long time, their destruction and the inventory of objects. The lack of access to historical and cultural monuments due to the distance and the difficulties of traveling to different areas are other aspects that delay or make it impossible to visit the treasures of textiles in real museums and private collections. to do Therefore, it is felt necessary to investigate the role of virtual museums in protecting, educating and familiarizing with the category of textiles.

Around the world, an important part of real museums and personal collections is dedicated to textiles. Due to their organic nature, these objects are very sensitive to damaging factors such as environmental conditions, biological factors, physical and chemical mechanisms, and storage methods. Removing these objects from storage, setting up exhibitions, forming workshops and training classes that directly expose the fabrics to various conditions are part of the possible dangers that threaten them. slow Unforeseen events such as the covid-19 pandemic, natural disasters, wars, etc., can cause the closure of museums for a long time, their destruction and the inventory of objects. The lack of access to historical and cultural monuments due to the distance and the difficulties of traveling to different areas are other aspects that delay