Woven in Time's 14 designs come from Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas. That spread makes them a good fit for a museum build, with one wing per region.
Lay Out Your Gallery Wings
1. European Wing (8 pieces): *The Unicorn*, *The Orange Tree*, *A Sunny Apocalypse*, *Forsaken Vineyard*, *They're Coming*, *The King's Fate*, *Une Fleur* and *Overhogdal*.
2. Asian and Middle Eastern Wing (4 pieces): *A Peach Thief*, *Peaches of Immortality*, *Coptic Bird* and *Relic Of Eranshahr*.
3. Americas Wing (2 pieces): *Spirit Of The Navajo* and *Andean Relic*.
Build each wing as a corridor or room with long flat walls. Leave clear space between exhibits so each painting has room to roll different designs.
Add Exhibit Labels
Place a sign under each tapestry with its name and origin. You can take these straight from the mod's descriptions:
- *They're Coming*: Bayeux Tapestry, 1070
- *A Peach Thief*: Chinese textile work, around 100 BC
- *Relic Of Eranshahr*: Sasanian Persian design, 3rd century
- *Coptic Bird*: Egyptian woven fragment, 8th century
- *Andean Relic*: pre-Incan textiles, around the year 200
- *Spirit Of The Navajo*: Navajo weaving, 19th century
For a timeline walk, hang the pieces in date order. Start with *A Peach Thief* and *Andean Relic*, and finish with *Spirit Of The Navajo*. Collecting all 14 takes a lot of rerolling, so keep a stack of paintings handy.