Singapore. NUS Press. 2008. Maps, xi + 237pp, colour photographic illustrations, notes, glossary, bibliography, index, dustjacket. The collection of Burmese art housed at the Denison Museum in Granville, Ohio, USA, includes more than 1,500 objects dating from the late first millennium AD through the twentieth century. While particularly strong on...
Bangkok. White Lotus. 2002. Map, profuse colour photographic plates, black and white illustrations, x + 290pp, references, paperback. Quarto. A thorough survey of the textiles of the peoples in Vietnam who speak Daic languages. The Daic peoples in Vietnam are divided into thirteen official ethnic groups and this book provides...
Thailand. White Lotus. 2005. Maps, black and white illustrations, black and white and colour photographic illustrations, xix + 163 pages, index, references, quarto, paperback. This is an indispensable contribution to the literature on the material culture of the peoples of Vietnam’s Central Highlands. In addition to providing a great deal...
Taipei. SMC Publishing. 1984. Maps, folding map, colour and black and white photographic plates, xvii + 179pp, glossary of Chinese characters, bibliography, index, dustjacket. Spine of dustjacket faded otherwise very good. "Within the last few years and decades archaeology has brought to the eyes of modern man some of ancient...
London. Thames & Hudson. 2012. 510 colour illustrations, 288pp, hardback in dustjacket, oblong quarto. Gloriously pieced together, much like the fine garments it portrays, this colourful volume takes the reader on an international tour of indigo-coloured textiles, presenting a huge swathe of remarkable clothing, people and fabric. Catherine Legrand, who...
Chennai. Tulika. 2017. Beautifully illustrated throughout with colour photographic illustrations, [37]pp, paperback. 23 x 23cm. (When referring to this item please quote stockid 162169).
Jakarta. Komunitas Lintas Budaya Indonesia. 2016. Colour photographic illustrations throughout, 235pp, bibliography, glossary, paperback. Bilingual Indonesia English. More than a century ago, batik of Java became a source of inspiration for artists and designers in Europe, Africa, India and Australia. Javanese textiles drew the attention of prominent persons such as...
