| Asian Textiles - No 39 - 32p, February 2008 | Access colour Pdf of No 39 (see below) | |
| World-renowned Textile Conservation Centre faces closure - Nick Fielding | ||
| Central Asian Ikats at the V&A from the Rau Collection - Ruby Clark | ||
| Consigned to the saleroom - without the benefit of guaranteed visiting rights - Sheila Paine | ||
| Unravelling the mysteries of the Karakalpaks - David and Sue Richardson | ||
| My mother's treasured textiles - Phyllis Nye | ||
| Revealing the beauty and splendour of Arabian costume - www.mansoojat.org | ||
| The Ashmolean Museum's new textile gallery: A phoenix of splendour and brilliance - Ruth Barnes | ||
| OATG visits and meetings: Burmese woven tapes with a meritorious message; Captivating collection of Kyrgyz textiles - plus members' 'show and tell'. | ||
| Falling in love with indigo: Aimee Payton at the 'Indigo: Global Perspectives' conference in Brighton | ||
| Book reviews: Chinese Dress, from the Qing Dynasty to the Present, Garrett, Valery; Textiles of South-East Asia, Thompson, Angela; The Art of Indonesian Textiles, The E M Bakwin Collection at the Art Institute of Chicago, Majlis, Brigitte Khan; Uzbek Embroidery in the Nomadic Tradition: The Jack A and Aviva Robinson Collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Fitz Gibbon, Kate and Hale, Andrew; Chinese Braid Embroidery, Carey, Jacqui; Russian Textiles: Printed Cloths for the Bazaars of Central Asia, Meller, Susan. | ||
| UK and Oveseas events | ||
| click on image to go to matrix of all back issues | ||
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