Flatweaves of Turkey / Arend Bandsma and Robin Brandt.
Material type: TextPublisher: London : P. Wilson, 2003Distributor: New York, NY : Distributed in the USA by Palgrave Macmillan Description: vi, 164 pages : colour illustrations, colour map ; 30 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0856675288
- 9780856675287
- 746.7209561 22
- NK2865.A1 B36 2003
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Book | City Campus City Campus Main Collection | 746.7209561 BAN (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | A292146B |
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746.664 SOU Shibori : designs & techniques / | 746.72 CHA Dhurries : history, pattern, technique, identification / | 746.7209045075 HED Navajo weaving in the late twentieth century : kin, community, and collectors / | 746.7209561 BAN Flatweaves of Turkey / | 746.75095 EIL Oriental rugs : a complete guide / | 746.75095 HUL Kilim : the complete guide : history, pattern, technique, identification / | 746.75095 TRA Oriental rug symbols : their origins and meanings from the Middle East to China / |
"Originally published jointly with the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Turkey"--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references (page 161) and index.
Man and Textiles -- Flatweaves and Their Uses -- Materials -- Colours and Dyeing -- Techniques.
"In the book, a wide range of kilim types from diverse regions of Turkey is illustrated and discussed. Also included is a selection of bags and cushions, the beauty and refinement of which is often overlooked. The authors attempt to relate the weavings to the various groups who made them and, in doing so, to examine the origins of the Turkic and Kurdish elements of the population. The nomadic lifestyle, an essential part of everyone's past, also comes under scrutiny." "Drawing on their years of experience in collecting and restoration, the authors have provided an accurate account of the various weaving techniques, and have clarified some methods which are often wrongly described. Separate sections are devoted to the importance of textiles in the history of mankind, the materials, and the sources of the dyes used to obtain the glorious colours of the past. The authors have avoided making fanciful speculations, seen in some recent publications, about the origins of design elements."--BOOK JACKET.
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