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Handmade in India |
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Handmade in India |
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Edited by Aditi Ranjan and M P Ranjan
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The book is a first-of-its-kind comprehensive documentation
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Indian crafts.
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OUT OF STOCK |
240 x
340 mm |
9.5 x
13.5 in
Hardcover |
576 pages
3500 colour photographs
140 maps |
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ISBN:
978-81-88204-57-1 (Mapin)
978-1-890206-85-7
(Grantha)?
What is Grantha?
Mapin books are jointly published and distributed in the US, UK and Europe through our US-based partner, Grantha Corporation. All Mapin books carry a Grantha ISBN for the ease of ordering through our respective distributors in this region. Customers in the regions mentioned above should use the Grantha ISBN for reference while looking for our books in bookstores, online stores and libraries.
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PRICE:
Rs.4,500.00 | $75.00 | £49.00
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Table of contents |
Sample Pages | Reviews
Table
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List of Crafts
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
North Zone
Centre Zone
East Zone
South Zone
West Zone
Northeast Zone
Technical Glossary
Bibliography
Acknowledgement
Credits
Index
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Handmade in India is a unique compendium that probes into all aspects of handicrafts - historical, social and cultural influences on crafts, design and craft processes, traditional and new markets, products and tools - unravelling a wealth of knowledge.
Based on extensive field work and research, Handmade in India maps the regional craft clusters on the basis of prevailing craft-work patterns, documenting all the renowned crafts and also the lesser known crafts.
Some of these are renowned, like the pinjrakari and khatumband wood work of Kashmir, blue pottery of Jaipur, chikankari embroidery of Lucknow, the kannadi or metal mirrors from Aranmula, chappals or footwear from Kolhapur, and the bamboo craft of Assam. Other, lesser known, crafts like the paabu or stitched boots from Ladakh, jadupatua paintings from Jharkhand, the making of Kathakali and Theyyam headgear, khadi or tinsel printing in Ahmedabad have also been described in striking detail.
This volume with stunning photographs will be a tremendous resource for product and textile designers, artists, architects, interior designers, collectors, development professionals and connoisseurs alike.
The book bagged the Gold Medal in Crafts category at ForeWord Book of the Year Award 2009.
About the Editors
Aditi Ranjan teaches textile design at the National Institute of Design, India. M P Ranjan is an industrial designer who recently retired from teaching at the National Institute of Design, India.
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This book is available in North America through another publisher.
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Praise |
"This is a magnificent work, a fabulous reference book, a virtual encyclopaedia of Indian handicrafts... As an encyclopaedia of Indian crafts, Handmade in India is pioneering and comprehensive. Nothing of this kind has ever been published before."
—Jyotindra Jain, Biblio
...takes on the monumental task of examining the eye-popping variety of
handicrafts made across India's vast landscape...
—Wall Street Journal
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