The publication 'Embroidered & Stitched Textile Fragments from Kashmir' shows fragments, a random collection, made up mainly of motifs from corners and ends of shawls and wraps. These date from the early 19th century to the mid 20th century. The development of techniques, particularly the use of stitch and embroidery, along with the woven fabric, develops through this period as a way of reducing time and costs producing the product. Examples range from the use of stitch to attach embroidered fabric to woven fabric, to embroidered motifs that are sometimes the same back and front. Some of the workmanship is incredible, and the quality the like of which we rarely see today.
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: I. Introduction. 1. The Calico Museum C collection of stitched and embroidered textile fragments from Kashmir. 2. The Kashmir shawl as a product and the consequences of that for the development of production techniques. 3. Development of stitch and embroidery alongside weaving. Three examples showing: i. Fabric woven for the design to be completed in stitch. ii. Both sides of the fabric showing the same design but in different colours. iii. Both sides of the fabric showing the same design but in the same colours. 4. Fabric. 5. Fabric and stitch. 6. Stem stitch. 7. Roman stitch. 8. References for the introduction. II. Sections A-J: A. Buta, Buti, Boteh (Botteh) Motifs. B. Weave and Stem Stitch. C. Stitch imitating a woven design. D. Stitch Front and back are similar. E. Stitch Front and back are not the same . F. Pieces that are joined together. G. Pieces that are set into another fabric. H. Edges. I. Inscriptions. J. Variety of approaches to stitch in this collection. This included Couching, Dots, Herringbone Stitch, Oriental Stitch, Cretan Stitch, Stem Stitch, Roman Stitch, Fly Stitch, Single Chain Stitch. Bibliography. Artikel-Nr. 120665
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