The techniques of Indian embroidery

Name/Title

The techniques of Indian embroidery

Entry/Object ID

TT769.I4.M67

Description

For centuries India has been renowned for the diversity, quality and richness of its embroidered textiles. This book explores the traditions and development of Indian embroidery techniques, showing how they can provide inspiration for Western embroiderers today. An introduction to the historical development of Indian textiles, including the influences of local and regional traditions, is followed by chapters exploring individual techniques, such as quilting, counted-thread work, shisha (mirror) work, metal work, beading, applique and patchwork.

Collection

Carol Westfall Collection

Lexicon

Search Terms

carol westfall collection, embroidery--india

Legacy Lexicon

Category

Book

Book Details

Author

Anne Morrell

Publisher

B. T. Batsford

Date Published

1995

Call No.

TT769.I4.M67

ISBN

713464100, 9780713464108

LCCN

94047343

Notes

Length: 144