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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"printed textiles"”.
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Interfashionality: Body-oriented Parametric Design and Parametric Thinking 2.0 for 3D-printed Textiles and Fashion
… and modelling techniques in fashion and textiles development. Considering that developments in the technology of 3DP are primarily driven by materials scientists and engineers, and that parametric design is regularly used for architecture, product design as well as animation, this …
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Patterns of Identity: hand block printed and resist-dyed textiles of rural Rajasthan
… changing social significance of the hand-block printed and resist-dyed cottons of Rajasthan. Once a vital part of the region’s everyday rural textile and dress traditions, communicating information about its wearers and demonstrating the craftsmanship of its makers, today block printed textiles …
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Textile Semantics: An Exploration of the Communicative Capacity of Narrative Textiles in Public Spaces
… and explores the communicative capacity of printed textiles in public spaces. The research investigates the influence of content, cloth and context on the reading of textiles, exploring the semiotic sign systems that enable textiles to function as a channel for the production and exchange of …
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Design and the formation of taste in the British printed calico industry, 1919 to 1940
… activation of fashion change within the British printed calico industry, from 1919- 1940. The approach taken was to analyse the style trends, economic conditions and strategic policy of a number of case study companies. These case studies are contextualised by analysis of the broad structural and …
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Fashionable Chemistry: The History of Printing Cotton in France in the Second Half of the Eighteenth and First Decades of the Nineteenth Century
… when brilliantly coloured Indian painted and printed cotton textiles reached Europe they became very popular. Due to the large volume of imported textiles, local wool and silk producers became concerned and they petitioned for strict regulations. In France, legislation was introduced that …