Latvju tekstilmāksla is a comprehensive exploration of traditional Latvian textile arts, authored by Sandra Kalniete. Published in 1989 by Liesma, this richly detailed volume spans 279 pages and delves into the cultural significance, techniques, and aesthetics of Latvian weaving and decorative ornamentation. The book serves as both an artistic documentation and a scholarly resource, examining the role of textile design within Latvia’s national heritage. It highlights the craftsmanship of Latvian artists and contextualizes their work within broader historical and ethnographic frameworks. Written in Latvian, the text preserves indigenous knowledge and celebrates the intricate patterns and symbolic motifs characteristic of the region’s textile traditions.