<h1>Museum Agrees Conditional 2027 Loan of Tibetan Devotional Textile Amid Provenance, Title, and Repatriation Concerns</h1> A major museum has agreed to loan a large devotional textile to a state institution for 2027 display subject to conditions requiring construction of a state-of-the-art museum and specified environmental and security standards. The textile's provenance includes removal from a Tibetan monastery during an early 20th-century expedition and transfer to the lending museum, raising potential legal and ethical issues about title, acquisition legality, and cultural property claims. Multiple dispersed fragments in foreign collections and ongoing scholarship may affect repatriation claims, due diligence obligations, and loan terms, necessitating clear contractual safeguards and provenance documentation.