Textiles from India : the global trade
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Textiles from India : the global trade
Seagull Books, 2006
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Includes bibliographical references
"Papers presented at a conference on the Indian textile trade, Kolkata, 12-14 October 2003"--T. p.
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内容説明
For hundreds of years, textiles from India have travelled the globe, clothing the world, from kings and queens to the common man. Indian textiles have been traded in Europe, America, Africa, and the far east, often passing into ritual and religious custom. They have included the most exclusive and expensive festive fabrics as well as the common cloth used for daily wear. "Textiles from India" explores this fascinating global history. Lavishly illustrated with over 250 colour photographs, the book covers the medieval period up to the present day. So we read about shawls from Kashmir making their way across Asia; brocades especially woven in Benaras for Buddhist rituals in Tibet; the muslins of Bengal; the perennial European favourites of block prints and chintz.
目次
* Introduction: It All Started With GeorgeAmrita Mukerji, independent scholarSection 1: The Textile Trade with Asia* Brocade for the Buddhists: The Textile Trade between Benares and TibetMonisha Ahmed, independent scholar* The Contemporary Use of Gyasar Brocade in Qinghai Province, China (Amdo, Tibet)Joss Graham, independent scholar* Bengali Textiles as Tribute Items to Ming ChinaRalph Kauz, Institute of Iranian Studies, Vienna* The Unusual Textile Trade between India and Sri Lanka: Block-prints and Chintz 1550-1900Steven Cohen, independent scholar* The Asian Trade in Kashmir ShawlsJanet Rizvi, independent scholar* Indian Textiles for Island Taste: The Trade to Eastern IndonesiaRuth Barnes, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford* In Quest of Patterns: Notes on a Group of Indian Trade Textiles from the Treasury of the Raja of Los Palos in East TimorBrigitte Khan Majlis, Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum of Ethnology, Cologne* Who Influenced Whom? The Indian Textile Trade to Sumatra and JavaMary Hunt Kahlenberg, independent scholarSection 2: The Textile Trade with Africa, America and Europe* Kalabari Identity and Indian Textiles in the Niger DeltaJoanne Eicher, University of Minnesota* Changing Twentieth-century Textile Design and Industry Structure in the India-West Africa Embroidery TradeHazel Lutz, independent scholar* An Indian Ocean Odyssey: Malagasy Raffia Ikat Textiles in GujaratJeffrey Hess, independent scholar* Bengal Goods for America in the Nineteenth CenturySusan Bean, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts* Seventeenth-century Perceptions of Textile Trade as Evidenced in the Writings of the Emperor Jahangir and Sir Thomas Roe Donald Clay Johnson, Ames Library of South Asia, University of Minnesota* The Earliest Survivors? The Indian Embroideries at Hardwick HallRosemary Crill, Victoria Albert Museum, LondonSection 3: Geographical Patterns of the Indian Textile Trade* The Geography of Textiles Jasleen Dhamija, independent scholar* High Roads and Low Roads: A Historical Overview of the Textile Trade of SindhNasreen Askari, Mohatta Palace Museum, Karachi* Surat as a Centre of the Textile TradeSujata Parsai, TAPI Collection, Surat Section 4: Specific Types of Indian Trade Textile* Muslins of BengalRuby Ghuznavi, Crafts Council of Bangladesh* Satgaon Quilts: A StudySatarupa Dutta Majumder, independent scholar* Mashru as a Trade TextileYashodhara Agrawal, Bharat Kala Bhavan, Varanasi* The Trade in Zardozi TextilesCharu Smita Gupta, National Museum Institute of History of Art, Conservation and MuseologySection 5: The Trade in Dyes* India's Trade in Indigo: Its Ups and DownsJenny Balfour-Paul, University of Exeter* Shipwrecks, Dyestuffs and the India TradeRex Cowan, independent scholar
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