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Textile Traditions in Contemporary Southeast Asia
Gold Embroidery of Buchara
Textile Traditions in Contemporary Southeast Asia
Studies in the Material Cultures of Southeast Asia No. 17 Series Editor: Michael C. Howard
Textiles Traditions in Contemporary Southeast Asia includes eight chapters that examine different aspects of the cultural role of textiles in Southeast Asia today. The topics include the relationship between textiles and art with case studies of Tai peoples and Indonesia, The revival of natural dyeing among the Palaung of northern Thailand, the influence of Christian missionaries in northern Thailand, the use of woven banners by Buddhists in northern Thailand and Laos, the secularization of lotus stem weaving in Burma, the changing nature of textile production among the Phutai of Laos, and the use of mortuary blankets among the Kalinga of the Philippines. The chapters are accompanied by over 149 color plates.
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PUBLISHER: | White Lotus Press |
ISBN: | 9789744801876 |
AUTHOR | Howard, Michael C. |
RELEASED | 2012-06-17 |
Bangkok, 2012 | |
WL CODE | E22657 |
SIZE | 175 pp., 67 pp., illus. in col. 210 x 295 mm. |
BOOK WEIGHT | 0.675 Kg |
PACKING WEIGHT | 0.200 Kg |
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