Name/Title
Textiles of Timor : island in the woven seaEntry/Object ID
NK8881.7.T5.T46 2014Description
"This book examines the textile traditions across Timor, delineating approximately twenty different style areas. It explores the uniqueness of these regional styles as well as the borrowings among them. Emphasis is placed on the use of various weaving techniques, and the book is abundantly illustrated with studio photographs of exemplary textiles, as well as field shots showing their use in the past, as well as their persistence into the present. The dynamism of the traditions and their evolution are also traced." -- PUBLISHERContext
Publication accompanying the exhibition at the Fowler Museum, September 7, 2014-January 4, 2015.Lexicon
Search Terms
textile crafts--timor island, textile fabrics--timor island, weavers--timor islandLegacy Lexicon
Category
Exhibition catalogBook Details
Author
Roy W. HamiltonEditor
A. K. Bhattacharya, Joanna BarrkmanVolume/Number/Issue
No. 13Publisher
Fowler Museum at UCLADate Published
2014ISBN
9780984755080, 098475508XLCCN
2014023310Notes
Length: 251General Notes
Note Type
ContentsNote
Culture, history, and weaving in Timor / Roy W. Hamilton -- Textile style areas in Timor / Roy W. Hamilton and Joanna Barrkman with a contribution by Rosália Elisa Madeira Soares -- Plants as the pivot: the ethnobotany of Timorese textiles / Anthony B. Cunningham, Willy Daos Kadati, Jose Ximenes, Jean Howe, I Made Maduarta, and William Ingram -- Early textiles from Timor / Ruth Barnes -- Textiles of Oecusse: a personal account / Willy Daos Kadati with Anne Finch -- "She comes with a spindle in her hand": Bibioki textiles / Joanna Barrkman -- Malaka regency: cloth of the plain, cloth of the hills / Roy Hamilton and Yohannes Nahak Taromi -- Textiles of Suai Loro and Camenaça / Joanna Barrkman -- Continuity and change in the Kemak textiles of Marobo / Joanna Barrkman -- Alfred Bøhler's collection from Baguia at the Museum der Kulturen, Basel / Marie-Louise Nabholz-Kartaschoff -- Loss and return: personal stories of Fataluku weavers / Jill Forshee.