In the woven art treasury there is a wide variety of items under 1187 museum codes, which include historical costumes (coats, vests, Turkmen scarves, veils, hats, military uniforms, military insignia, military uniform accessories, etc.), hand-woven carpets, rugs, machine-made carpets, Termeh hand-woven cloths, needlework fabrics, Termeh robes, needlework Termeh tablecloths, embroidery tapestry, Termeh cushions, Termeh shawls, prayer mats, velvet textile, tableau rugs, embroidery tableaus, bundles, exquisite Pateh needlework, Indian saris, wicker fabric, calico, needlepoint embroidery, fabric tent similar to Nasser al-Din Shah's tent, Kaaba's cover (Kiswah), Qashqai horse belts, Turkmen backrests, gabbeh carpets, room dividers, wardrobes, sofas and chairs with needlepoint covers, double weave shrouds, saddlebags, wicker fans, penners, Quran holders, coin holders, Giveh hand-made footwear, Jajim rugs, and kilims. The oldest and most significant work of this treasury is a collection of double weave cloths from Buyid period, known as Buyid shrouds.