HALI : carpet, textile and islamic art.
| निगमित लेखक: | |
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| स्वरूप: | सामयिक पत्रिका |
| भाषा: | English |
| संस्करण: | Special Anniversary Edition |
| श्रृंखला: | HALI : carpet, textile and islamic art.
no. 135 2004 |
| विषय: |
विषय - सूची:
- Christian Erber Constantinople and beyond / Needlework in the Ottoman World. = Labores de aguja en el mundo otomano.
- Steven Cohen The unusual textile trade between Indian and Sri Lanka / Chintz and Block Prints 1550-1900. = Chintz y estampados con bloques (1550-1900).
- Uwe Jordan Pinning down the asmalyk / An overview of one of the best known types of Turkmen animal trappings. = Una visión general de un tipo de adorno para animales mas conocido de los Turcomano.
- Cheri Hunter Tales of Burma in the golden land of oz / A photographic journey through Myanmar. = Un viaje fotográfico por Myanmar.
- James W. Reid Victor & vanquished / The iconographic mysteries of a tapestry from Pre-Comunbian Peru. = La misteriosa iconografía de un tapete del Perú precolombino.
- Sandra Whitman and Erica Yao Carpets at the crossroads / Classical period rugs from Xinjiang. = Alfombras del periodo clásico de Xinjiang.
- Deniz Erduman-Calis and Karin Adrian von Roques The inner life of the word / The history and art of Arabic calligraphy across fourteen centuries. = La historia y el arte de la caligrafía árabe a lo largo de catorce siglos.
- Gary Dickinson The "Tail-eater" / A possible origin of the dragon and pearl. = El posible origen del dragón y la perla.
- Josephine Powell From generation to generation / Anatolian nomad storage sacks. = Sacos de almacenamiento de los nómadas de Anatolia.
- Michael Franses Tying the knot / Jufti-knoted lattice carpets from Northeast Persia. = Alfombras anudadas con la técnica "jufti" procedentes del noreste de Persia.
- Patricia L. Baker Following fashion / Qajar dress observed: carpets & textiles in Qajar paintings. = Observación de la indumentaria Qajar: alfombras y textiles en las pinturas de Qajar.
- Chris Martens Lords of the dance / The dervish sikke. = El sikke (sombrero cónico de fieltro) derviche.