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Asian Costumes and Textiles: From the Bosphorus to Fujiama,Used
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This extraordinary private collection of traditional costumes, put together with taste and passion by an ItaloTurkish couple, will take us across Asia Minor, Central Asia, India, SouthEast Asia, and the Far East: five immense territories spanning from west to east, an impressively multiethnic and multicultural continent. It is impossible not to be fascinated by the incredible variety of animals embroidered on a Zoroastrian shawl; by the dress from Kohistan with four hundred multiple inserts; by the face cover with which young brides of Karakalpak wore when they left home to go and live at their husband's house; by the wonderful, sheer saris (jamdani) of Bengal; by the elegance of the royal couple at the court of Yogjakarta; by the vegetable fibre garment worn by Chinese peasants to protect themselves against the rain; by the Japanese fireman's padded uniform...by their contrasting design, techniques, structures and decorations.This extraordinary private collection of traditional costumes, put together with taste and passion by an ItaloTurkish couple, will take us across Asia Minor, Central Asia, India, SouthEast Asia, and the Far East: five immense territories spanning from west to east, an impressively multiethnic and multicultural continent. It is impossible not to be fascinated by the incredible variety of animals embroidered on a Zoroastrian shawl; by the dress from Kohistan with four hundred multiple inserts; by the face cover with which young brides of Karakalpak wore when they left home to go and live at their husband's house; by the wonderful, sheer saris (jamdani) of Bengal; by the elegance of the royal couple at the court of Yogjakarta; by the vegetable fibre garment worn by Chinese peasants to protect themselves against the rain; by the Japanese fireman's padded uniform...by their contrasting design, techniques, structures and decorations.
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