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INDEX
Accessories: 465, 817
Africa: 88, 146, 171, 216, 243, 253, 333,
349, 375, 446, 447, 465, 498, 499, 500,
500, 566, 588, 596, 606, 621, 689, 690,
691, 815
African American: 73, 520
Alaska: 251
Alpaca: 378
America: 39, 109, 121, 150, 153, 194,
203, 228, 229, 403, 405, 454, 489, 538,
558, 559, 610, 632, 637, 700, 719, 757,
789, 791
Amish: 176, 250,
Amulets: 127, 577, 578
Anatolia: 144, 720
Andean: 122, 326, 469, 485, 628, 661
Animal trappings: 363, 600
Animals: 537, 539
Antiquity and archaeological textiles,
costumes, objects: 71, 119, 120, 165,
206, 483, 568, 590, 602, 641, 648, 718,
728, 767, 822
Appliqué: 217
Aprons: 112,
Arctic Region: 424
Argentina: 469,
Art Deco:740
Art Institute of Chicago: 108,
Art Nouveau: 187, 790
Arts and Crafts Movement: 224, 335,
348, 484, 582, 762, 764
Asia: 465, 745
Association of Guilds of Weavers,
Spinners and Dyers: 350
Atwater, Mary Meigs: 29, 238
Australia: 59
Baby carriers: 311
Bags and purses: 54, 128, 506, 529, 675,
682, 697, 720, 768,
Bainbridge, Mabel Foster: 398
Bali: 246
Balpinar, Belkis: 721
Bangladesh: 300
Bark cloth: 556
Baskets and basket making: 88, 237,
Batik: 36, 415
Bayeux Tapestry: 113, 155, 575,

Beads and beadwork: 3, 16, 87, 146,
256, 349, 362, 446, 447, 477, 529, 547,
692, 693
Beene, Geoffrey: 115
Bellevue Arts Museum: 772
Bhutan: 98, 99, 181,
Billings, Elizabeth: 818
Bison: 517
Bluestone, Rebecca: 142,
Bobbin lace: 662
Body marking: 369, 445, 460, 481
Bolivia: 239, 469
Brittany: 215, 730, 798
Brunschwig and Fils: 249
Buck, Anne Mary: 396
Bulgaria: 165
Bullfighting: 546
Byzantine: 512, 551, 785
Cambodia: 20, 331, 505,
Camouflage: 141
Canada: 506, 579, 788
Caribbean Region: 167
Central Asia: 72, 223, 273, 291, 357,
476, 487, 509, 542, 676, 715, 767, 794,
816
Chanel, Coco: 116, 192
Children: 158, 283, 311, 538, 564, 765,
819
Chile: 57, 122, 188, 469,
China: 48, 52, 196, 200, 289, 298, 299,
311, 389, 475, 477, 486, 537, 589, 614,
627, 699, 780, 781, 805, 816, 817
Clayden, Marian: 160
Cleveland Museum of Art: 478
Clowes, Rachel: 42
Collage: 604, 683
Collections: 7, 24, 28, 48, 63, 68, 109,
135, 139, 195, 207, 219, 253, 309, 371,
435, 491, 511, 573, 601, 699, 745, 753,
780, 813
Color: 10, 61, 96, 164, 238, 265, 305,
332, 336, 343, 377, 384, 448, 498, 527,
661
Computers: 38, 126, 233, 353, 526, 598,
Conservation and restoration: 32, 106,
274, 427, 463, 470, 471, 472, 473, 474,
528, 631, 655, 725, 782
Constance Howard Resource and
Research Centre: 674
Contemporary fibers and textiles: 39, 88,
95, 107, 138, 197, 286, 383, 392, 434,
437, 490, 525, 526, 598, 601, 631, 668,
680, 711, 724, 739, 748
Corcuera, Ruth: 395
Crafts: 244, 248, 292

Crochet: 74, 250, 351, 458, 754
Cyprus
Czech: 412
Denim: 507,
Denmark: 649
Design and designers: 2, 15, 26, 31, 85,
115, 116, 133, 187, 192, 212, 218, 283,
287, 303, 315, 384, 410, 411, 430, 436,
496, 502, 553, 594, 598, 630, 661, 670,
709, 710, 723, 768
Dolce, Domenico: 31
Dolls: 491, 583, 665
Dougherty, Patrick: 459
Dresser, Christopher: 502
Dyes, dyeing and dyestuffs: 53, 71, 96,
98, 99, 168, 227, 234, 235, 236, 260,
263, 271, 332, 377, 415, 425, 448, 629,
637, 655, 657, 729, 749, 752
Ecuador: 423, 469, 554, 651, 652, 653,
654, 729
Education: 1, 562, 584, 674
Egypt: 3, 119, 120, 156, 340, 406, 483
Electronics: 126, 748
Embroiderers’ Guild of America: 139
Embroidery and needlework: 6, 88, 106,
107, 171, 200, 201, 217, 224, 245, 259,
272, 277, 287, 312, 318, 319, 320, 323,
324, 334, 336, 343, 344, 354, 385, 414,
435, 444, 486, 516, 522, 529, 537, 563,
564, 592, 603, 607, 650, 667, 680, 686,
699, 709, 710, 716, 717, 730, 740, 741,
743, 744, 760, 761, 763, 768, 776, 820c
England: 40, 49, 62, 84, 106, 158, 159,
198, 204, 257, 282, 307, 312, 327, 337,
338, 379, 392, 401, 409, 420, 421, 504,
541, 544, 560, 574, 585, 607, 608, 611,
641, 646, 650, 678, 685, 698, 714, 753,
765, 771, 787, 804
Estonia: 174
Ethiopia: 360, 606
Ethnography Museum of Brasov,
Romania: 306
Europe: 55, 84, 435, 503, 648, 759
Fans: 86, 321,
Fashion: 1, 2, 26, 31, 47, 81, 83, 85, 94,
115, 116, 118, 121, 123, 133, 134, 136,
137, 154, 192, 175, 218, 240, 242, 301,
305, 327, 342, 373, 407, 410, 416, 429,
436, 442, 468, 490, 543, 560, 572, 579,
627, 645, 666, 668, 673, 696, 697, 713,
739, 771, 779, 791
Fashion illustration and photography:
25,
Fassett, Kaffe: 283, 284
Feathers and featherwork: 481, 624, 625
Felt: 205, 268, 275, 341, 540, 651, 707,
721, 778, 795, 796
Fiber art: 55, 418, 684, 784, 820
Fibers: 14, 60, 138, 296, 378, 383, 517,
652, 695

Finland: 390, 820a
Flags and banners: 486, 782
Fodor, Clara Haluska: 217
Folk art: 56
Footwear: 147, 161, 180, 220, 576, 586,
593, 755
France: 6, 111, 113, 199, 231, 240, 342,
504, 620, 685, 777
Gabbano, Stefano: 31
Gee’s Bend: 520
Geisha: 18, 19
Gender issues: 169, 204, 282, 286, 523,
673, 793
Georg Jenson: 751
Germany: 78, 664, 701, 727, 810
Gillow, John: 393
Glasgow School of Art: 90,
Gloves: 488
Gold: 165, 366, 413, 563, 592
Goldman, Guido: 291
Greece: 413, 590, 594, 644
Groff, Russell: 663
Guatemala: 238, 255, 432
Haavisto, Riita-Liisa: 820c
Hair: 221, 317, 800
Handkerchiefs: 444, 647
Harding, Tim: 364, 783
Hats and headgear: 65, 166, 184, 341,
361, 481, 651, 653, 712, 719, 811
Hawaii: 87, 152,
Heard Museum: 328, 491
Helfman, Muriel Nehnie: 622
Hemp: 235
Herrera, Carolina: 436
Hicks, Sheila: 46
History of costume and textiles: 155,
163, 169, 332, 342, 352, 407, 425, 451,
456, 523, 524, 558, 587, 595, 597, 605,
614, 620, 638, 639, 703, 708, 774, 799,
810
Holland: 89, 146, 268, 669, 786, 819
Household linens: 394, 408, 533, 570,
618
Hungary: 275, 287, 293, 726
Hussey, Edward: 803
Iban: 315, 369
Iceland: 737
Ikat: 291, 357, 509, 534, 818
Incas: 50, 479, 628, 773
India: 43, 68, 130, 207, 208, 263, 266,
300, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 323, 324,
355, 363, 404, 414, 421, 623, 669, 688

Indian Ocean: 105,
Indigo: 498, 499, 500, 705
Indonesia: 24, 415, 534,
Iran: 374, 382, 677, 747, 761, 821
Ireland: 257, 703, 798
Islam: 370
Italy: 25, 84, 124, 201, 232, 294, 301,
330, 380, 409, 612, 627, 718, 813, 822
Jacquard: 22, 233, 433
Jankó, Bori Kis: 287
Japan: 18, 19, 83, 93, 200, 262, 304,
399, 450, 492, 532, 583, 640, 706, 734,
742, 743, 744
Jewelry and body ornaments: 7, 17, 21,
28, 33, 68, 70, 79, 87, 117, 119, 130,
156, 190, 309, 196, 252, 278, 329, 330,
358, 390, 423, 426, 439, 466, 476, 481,
483, 493, 503, 505, 513, 514, 553, 581,
600, 658, 751, 766, 785, 812
Jewish: 647
Kalimantan (Borneo): 315, 369, 547,
Karan, Donna: 26
Karttunen, Laila: 820a
Kashmir shawls: 80, 132, 623
Khipu: 50, 91, 773
Kilims: 100, 140, 721, 733, 747
Kimono: 93,
King, Donald: 422
Klein, Bernat: 670
Knitting: 74, 137, 173, 174, 184, 250,
270, 271, 290, 469, 648, 649, 712, 738,
752, 756, 792, 806
Korea: 200, 609, 811
Kuna: 397
Lace: 148, 174, 274, 398, 443, 444, 540,
561, 591, 610, 615, 798, 806
Ladakh: 65, 67,
Latin America: 420, 645
Latvia: 394
Laury, Jean Ray: 346
Leather, fur and skin: 53, 125, 427, 600,
794, 804
Lester, Michelle: 820b
Linen: 231, 338, 703
Lithuania: 769
London Sewing Machine Museum: 49
Looms: 22, 92, 233, 345, 433, 449
Machu Picchu: 479
Madrid Costume Museum: 530
Maeder, Edward F.: 464
Maori: 69,
Marks and Spencer Company: 605

Marriage and other rituals: 57, 607, 618,
644, 647, 732
Masks: 182, 183, 499, 596
Matisse, Henri: 12, 61, 164, 265,
McDowell, Ruth B.: 519
Medieval textiles and costume: 8, 159,
170, 356, 370, 390, 426, 503, 557, 658,
708, 766
Mediterranean region: 71, 449, 667
Men: 81, 204, 400, 401, 793, 811
Metals: 336, 581
Mexico: 244, 292, 668
Middle East: 75, 76, 77,
Military dress and textiles: 266
Moillon, Isaac: 630
Molas: 397
Mongolia: 339
Morocco: 140, 143, 358, 617, 750
Morris, May: 716
Mud Cloth: 253, 375
Mummies: 3, 119, 628
Musée Atelier du Tisserand et des
Toiles: 215
Musée Cernuschi: 196
Museo Ixchel del Traje Indigéna: 432
Museum of Chaco Culture: 480
Museums: 32, 44, 49, 63, 97, 135, 145,
196, 215, 219, 276, 278, 284, 288, 306,
432, 480, 482, 491, 511, 530, 569, 573,
772
Myanmar: 211, 300, 387
Nagas: 211
Napoleonic Museum: 276
National Museum of the American
Indian: 569
National Museum of Denmark: 135
National Museums of Scotland: 63,
Native American: 117, 161, 162, 178,
182, 190, 237, 251, 328, 424, 465, 480,
482, 491, 496, 506, 508, 514, 521, 529,
539, 569, 573, 581, 728, 731, 788, 807
Navajo: 178, 496, 731
Nehring, Laura: 555
Netherlands Textile Museum: 145
Nettles: 262,
New Guinea: 114,
New Zealand: 21
Nicholson, Laura Foster: 285
Nomads: 144
Norway: 428
Oceania: 69, 441, 465, 481, 556

Paisley: 623
Paisley Museum: 219
Palestine : 77
Panama: 397
Paper and papermaking: 35, 336, 462,
576
Papyrus: 406
Patterns: 29, 64, 85, 141, 171, 212, 257,
290, 304, 441, 457, 694, 774, 803
Pazyryk: 487
Pepys, Samuel: 714
Peru: 50, 91, 183, 202, 286, 295, 297,
308, 423, 469, 624, 625, 642
Philadelphia Museum of Art: 248
Pleats: 456
Poland: 522,
Polynesia: 481
Portugal: 370
Precolumbian: 50, 58, 91, 135, 202, 239,
295, 479, 642, 755, 773
Prints and surface design: 227, 263, 338,
365, 510, 620, 685
Pritchard, Eleanor: 585
Propp, Eugenie Altar: 604
Quilts, coverlets and patchwork: 4, 41,
59, 82, 109, 129, 149, 150, 151, 152,
153, 172, 176, 177, 203, 217, 225, 228,
229, 257, 258, 274, 283, 284, 313, 316,
346, 405, 419, 443, 489, 519, 520, 531,
536, 555, 559, 567, 571, 608, 631, 659,
671, 700, 705, 760, 802
Ribbons: 22, 776
Ringgold, Faith: 381
Riquer, Alexandre de: 187
Rhodes, Zandra: 241, 367, 635, 636
Roberts, Michael: 47
Romania: 306
Rome: 590
Rugs: 9, 34, 43, 54, 208, 223, 298, 299,
358, 391, 455, 470, 471, 472, 473, 474,
496, 535, 542, 548, 660, 688, 725, 733,
770, 821
Russia: 416
Sadberk Hanim Museum: 44
Salmon Ruins Museum and Research
Library: 482
Samplers: 73, 89, 616,
Sashiko: 157, 682, 742
Scandinavia: 437, 658, 766, 766, 820
Scarlett, Rolph: 553
Schuckmuseum Pforzheim: 278
Scotland: 338, 524, 641
Scythians: 767
Sea byssus silk: 5

Sewing machines: 49, 489
Shapiro, Miriam: 683, 797
Sheep and wool: 359, 494, 495, 497,
633, 634, 809
Shibori: 267, 640
Silk and silk weaving: 67, 102, 103, 207,
273, 288, 421, 455, 512, 532, 550, 551,
777, 794
Slivka, Rose: 45
Slovakia: 412, 814
Smend, Rudolf: 213
Social and psychological aspects of
textiles and costume: 75, 76, 77, 245,
429, 440, 565, 727
South America: 326, 465, 539
Southeast Asia: 52, 325, 387, 417, 613
Soy silk: 431, 695
Spain: 2, 8, 53, 86, 104, 123, 179, 187,
310, 370, 371, 530, 550,
Spinning: 189, 368, 372, 518, 527, 654,
672, 687, 814
Sportswear: 180, 681
Straits Chinese: 269
Stumpwork: 563, 603, 776
Sweden: 92, 402, 658
Tailoring: 401, 409
Tapestry: 23, 30, 88, 124, 191, 371, 392,
463, 513, 630, 726, 820b
Tartan: 565
Tatting: 580
Techniques: 51, 92, 110, 125, 129, 157,
227, 259, 270, 272, 277, 303, 343, 344,
434, 516, 559, 592, 615, 633, 672, 707,
756, 768, 778
Technology and industry: 78, 84, 95,
104, 179, 294, 379, 420, 434, 45, 550,
620, 632, 777
Textile analysis and science: 279, 452
The Textile Museum: 97, 549
Textiles and costume in art and
literature: 12, 61, 80, 164, 265, 403, 543,
708, 763, 787
Textiles and objects, religious: 195, 201,
302, 337, 347, 492, 626, 808
Thailand: 127, 214, 552,
Theatrical, dance, masquerade and
cinema costume: 15, 131, 246, 247, 264,
493, 532, 621, 698
Themes, motifs: 324, 512
Tibet: 209, 475, 511, 545, 704, 746
Toile de Jouy: 365
Tools: 66, 368, 372, 415, 580, 735
Trade, textile and marketing: 605, 619,
643, 703, 804
Transylvania: 391

Traquair, Phoebe Anna: 27, 224
Turkey: 1, 34, 37, 44, 56, 72, 100, 185,
186, 280, 391, 453, 656, 665, 715, 722,
723, 724, 736, 758
Turquoise: 65, 117, 190, 599,
Ukraine: 618
Undergarments: 101, 193, 281, 442, 587,
Uniforms: 222, 376, 664
Vermont Spindle Company: 372
Victoria and Albert Museum: 284, 601
Vietnam: 200, 386
Vikings: 361, 426
Wales: 195, 700
Washington, George: 254
Wearable art: 364, 467, 468, 544, 666,
713
Weaver’s Journal: 210
Weaving: 11, 29, 39, 67, 92, 142, 178,
267, 292, 303, 314, 345, 369, 395, 399,
402, 459, 622, 646, 663, 747, 775, 803,
814
Wenger, Peter: 36
Westwood, Vivienne: 801
William Siegal Galleries: 58
Wintour, Anna: 572
Women
World Museum Liverpool: 511, 573
Zimmerman, Elizabeth: 738

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