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Indian Textiles: The Karun Thakar Collection

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Textiles & Costume

Indian Textiles: The Karun Thakar Collection

224 Pages With 200 Color Plates. Printed In Slovenia . Size 24.5x 32.5,9.6x12.8 Inches.2014. Munich.

C O N T E N T S
Preface – Karun Thakar 8
A Short History Of Early Indian Textiles
– John Guy 12
Indian Textiles From The Mughals To The
Present Day- Rosemary Crill 20
Trade Cloths:- 26
Early Block Prints From Gujarat Ca 1300
Coromandel Coast Textiles For The World
Export Trade From 1500
Temple Cloths :- 50
Indian Temple Hangings From 1500
Kashmir Shawls – Shawls From Kashmir,
Delhi And The Punjab 86
Punjabi Baghs – Wedding Shawls Embroidered
In Silk On Cotton Grounds 114
Folk Textiles :- 132
Folk Textiles From North And
West India, Including Gujarat ,
Rajasthan And Sindh: Kantha
Embroideries From Bengal ,
Bangara Embroideries.Textiles
From Madhya Pradesh , Costumes
And Embroideries From Himachal
Pradesh.
Gold And Silver Textiles – Gold And Silver 182
Thread Brocade From Hyderabad , Varanasi
And Gujarat . Jain Embroidered Temple
Hangings .
Swat Vally Shawls And Costume – 202
Embroidered Shawls And Costume
From Swat Valley In Pakistan . Kohistan
Costumes And Related Items.
Bibliography 222
Author Biographies 223
Acknowledgements 224

Author John Guy, Rosemary Crill & Karun Thakar
Publication Year 2014
Language English
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