The phrase "assortment of textiles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or collection of different types of fabrics or materials.
Example: "The store offers an impressive assortment of textiles, ranging from cotton to silk."
Alternatives: "variety of fabrics" or "collection of materials".
The largest gallery in the exhibit holds an almost overwhelming assortment of such textile work.
And Meissen furnished the 16th-century Casa Carcola-Grandi on Via Montenapelone with a sumptuous assortment of furniture, lighting, textiles and jewelry — brave new territory for the 300-year-old German porcelain company.
The tiniest tip of their collection, which came to the Smithsonian in the 1960s, is visible here in an assortment of 16th-century textiles, Winslow Homer sketches, porcelain sauceboats, brooches, buttons, locks, ancient Greek pots and perhaps their most purely delightful acquisitions — you'll love them for this — luxury bird cages.
This is an assortment of 237 sculptures, paintings, ceramics, textiles, and examples of metalwork from the vast collections of the Vatican.
"I'm from Camarillo, and I didn't even know this place existed," said Jennifer Sleeper, who had brought an assortment of her antiques and vintage textiles to sell at Greystone.
And in terms of textiles?
The manufacture of textiles has also increased.
Among the major bazaars within the central walled city is the Khān al-Khalīli, an expansive assortment of shops near al-Azhar Mosque, as well as various markets offering gold, copper ware, textiles, rugs, amber, spices, and leather goods.
Toronto has an assortment of museums, including the Royal Ontario Museum, recently designed by Daniel Libeskind, as well as lesser- known museums devoted to shoes (the Bata Shoe Museum), textiles (Textile Museum of Canada) and ceramics (the Gardiner Museum).
A motley assortment of enterprises reopened.
