Chintz: Indian Textiles for the West

Rosemary Crill · Victoria Victoria

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Fashion and Cultural Textiles Crafts, Textile, and Design Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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Focuses on early chintzes from the Victoria and Albert Museum's collection of Indian chintz textiles made in southeast India in the area known to be the source of highest quality, for the western market.

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