The history and significance of Islamicate textiles / Faegheh Shirazi.
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- 746.091767 23/eng/20221115
- NK8808.9 .S55 2023
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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"Faegheh Shirazi discusses textiles' crucial role in ceremonial, ritual, and spiritual lives in many cultures as well as their economic and political role dating back to pre-Islamic times. With five chapters arranged thematically, rather than by region or historic era, this a unique and fascinating exploration of the function of textiles in the Islamic realm as a signifier of cultural practices across a vast geographic area"--
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