The museum's textile and fashion art collection is made up of 7,000 items, including 20th-century, custom-designed costumes by Givenchy, Chanel, and Balmain.[1][65] The collection includes a number of the world's fabric traditions, including African textiles donated by sisters Eliza and Sarah Niblack between 1916 and 1933 and a significant collection of Baluchi rugs.[65][66][67] Based on the museum's early history of collecting textiles, items range from couture to silks and antique laces spanning 500 years.[10] Some notable pieces include an Imperial Russian court dress by designer Charles Frederick Worth and Bodhisattva of Wisdom (Mañjusri), a Ming Dynasty silk panel.[68][6] The museum's Design Arts collection is made up of European and American pieces from the Renaissance to the present.