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Quilts of India : Timeless Textiles

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Quilts of India: timeless textiles provides a comprehensive study of Indian quilts. It explores the historic and contemporary context of quilt-making. Wonderfully illustrated with over 500 photographs, it is the story of this enduring, yet ancient textile tradition. From the simplest quilt, to the most elaborate, the book details the diverse designs, varied techniques and multiple uses of traditional quilting genres. Capturing the spirit of the quilters' Lives, recounting in fascinating stories and captivating portraits, the language of their quilts, articulated in the symbols and motifs associated with their communities. This pioneering book raises this remarkable, yet largely overlooked art form out of obscurity, emphasising the historic cultural importance of these colorful textiles; this is an intimate look, into the fabric of Indian life exquisitely portrayed through quilt-making.

Patrick J Finn

Patrick J. Finn Studied Indian art, culture and textiles and written professionally since 1993. He consulted with Governors in the USA, national and community organizations, museums and private textile collectors including the International Quilt Museum at the University of Nebraska. Mr. Finn is a former Affiliate with the American Institute of Indian Studies, New Delhi. His unique competences for research and writing, publishing and photography, integrate a multi-disciplinary approach. The diversity of fabrics utilized in quiltmaking required Finn to become familiar with many traditional textiles. The New Delhi World Book Fair, 2015 awarded Finn Second Place for Reference Books for Quilts of India: Timeless Textiles (Niyogi 2014). The Quilts of India also had the honor of being nominated for the prestigious R. L. Shep Award given by the Textile Society of America. Other publications include Field Guide for India, Bangladesh & Pakistan and India Up Close express his commitment to Indian’s culture and diversity. Recently, Finn’s article on the India Quilt Festival appeared in the August-September 2019 edition of Quilting Arts Magazine. Forthcoming, is his book QUILT STORY: The Cultural Heritage defining the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of quiltmaking on the subcontinent.

Title

Quilts of India : Timeless Textiles

Author

Patrick J Finn

Publisher

Niyogi Books

Number of Pages

386

Category

  • Handicrafts
  • Crafts
  • First Published

    JAN 2014

    Quilts of India: timeless textiles provides a comprehensive study of Indian quilts. It explores the historic and contemporary context of quilt-making. Wonderfully illustrated with over 500 photographs, it is the story of this enduring, yet ancient textile tradition. From the simplest quilt, to the most elaborate, the book details the diverse designs, varied techniques and multiple uses of traditional quilting genres. Capturing the spirit of the quilters' Lives, recounting in fascinating stories and captivating portraits, the language of their quilts, articulated in the symbols and motifs associated with their communities. This pioneering book raises this remarkable, yet largely overlooked art form out of obscurity, emphasising the historic cultural importance of these colorful textiles; this is an intimate look, into the fabric of Indian life exquisitely portrayed through quilt-making.
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