From early history, textiles have woven together the tapestry of humanity. The Parsi Zoroastrians, now a tiny minority of under 65,000 individuals in India, have saved, in their cupboards and trunks, this proof of our world’s multicultural history. Complex roots and routes lie behind what we call “Parsi Embroidery” today.

The responsibility for what is wrong - and the responsibility for making it right - rests firmly on each of our shoulders. We, as a community, collectively need to do a much better job of protecting and preserving our rich past.