Martina Holcrová creates original textiles under the brand Oldwomen, inspired by tradition and nature. Her characteristic rag rugs made from worn textiles combine sustainability, craftsmanship, and a distinctive style. At BPM, she will present a new collection along with other original textile pieces.

Hana Celnarová presents an original collection of women’s dresses made from 100% silk, decorated with hand-painted motifs inspired by the Pálava region and South Moravia. Her work combines art, the tradition of indigo printing, and precise craftsmanship, creating unique pieces with their own story. 

An international group of 15 contemporary textile artists has been collaborating since 2013, creating themed quilts every eight weeks. Their work combines diverse techniques and perspectives, resulting in visually rich collections. The 2025 theme “Decay” inspired a striking series of pieces showcasing creativity, skill and artistic expression.

She has been involved in textile art since her early youth – from garment sewing to exploring a wide range of textile techniques. As a long-time chairwoman of the Bohemia Patchwork Club and a co-creator of important projects, she now combines traditional approaches with natural dyeing techniques, especially eco-print. At BPM 2026, she will present a selection of quilts from different periods of her work.

The Secondary School in Lysá nad Labem has a tradition of more than 130 years. Its focus has always been on craftsmanship. The current profile of the school began to take shape in 2004, when it gradually transformed from a school focused exclusively on tailoring studies into an institution offering art and design programmes.

The Bohemia Patchwork Club Prague celebrates its 20th anniversary with three thematic collections that combine tradition with contemporary textile approaches. The exhibition presents dozens of original quilts and an international leporello project capturing personal stories, memories, and places close to the hearts of artists from across Europe.

The international "ROUND BOBBIN" project presents a unique collection of more than 400 textile works created by artists from 16 European countries. The collection was created to mark the 35th anniversary of the Swiss Patchwork Association and combines the traditional symbolism of anniversary materials with diverse approaches to contemporary quilting.

Jana Dušková brings to BPM, under the Patchwork Star brand, a carefully selected range of fabrics, tools, and materials for patchwork. Visitors can look forward to a wide assortment, including collections from international brands, as well as expert advice based on many years of teaching and personal experience.

Haišman s.r.o. warmly invites you to visit our stand at the prestigious Brno Patchwork Meeting (BPM). You will find us in Pavilion A1, stand no. 011.

At BPM, premium collections from Free Spirit Fabrics as well as the latest designer ranges from the USA will be presented. Visitors can look forward to iconic and limited-edition fabrics by world-renowned designers, as well as a demonstration of the Handi Quilter longarm machine, which takes quilting possibilities to the next level.

The traditional Czech company HEDVA Český brokát will present unique jacquard fabrics at BPM, combining historical patterns with contemporary design. Visitors can look forward to luxurious brocade products as well as materials for their own creations, including a limited edition of traditional folk scarves inspired by archival motifs.

The winners were innovative products featuring a high degree of automation, robotics, and other advanced technologies. Find out who won the AGRISHOW Gold Medals, the Silva Regina Gold Medals, and awards in the special categories of Smart Farming and Soil Water Retention Friendly.