Box 1 PSC
Container
Contains 14 Results:
Exterior and interior views of dying workshop of Amano Kei. Shots of indigo dying, October 1981
File — Box: 1 PSC, Sleeve: 11a-11b
Identifier: PSC 681
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
All of the images are related to Stinchecum's field research into traditional practices of fiber production and ikat weaving in Japan. There appear to be two sets of images: 35mm color slides (575) and black and white negatives (1316). The negatives are accompanied with contact sheets and some of the negatives were also developed and printed on 5x7 paper. The 5x7 prints were grouped, presumably by Stinchecum, to illustrate various workshop practices.Some of the...
Dates:
October 1981
Details of Hogake (banners dedicated to a shrine) warp ikat ramie cloth, August 1983
File — Box: 1 PSC, Sleeve: 12
Identifier: PSC 681
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
All of the images are related to Stinchecum's field research into traditional practices of fiber production and ikat weaving in Japan. There appear to be two sets of images: 35mm color slides (575) and black and white negatives (1316). The negatives are accompanied with contact sheets and some of the negatives were also developed and printed on 5x7 paper. The 5x7 prints were grouped, presumably by Stinchecum, to illustrate various workshop practices.Some of the...
Dates:
August 1983
Hemp cloth and tools for clamped-board resist dying, March 1984
File — Box: 1 PSC, Sleeve: 13a-13b
Identifier: PSC 681
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
All of the images are related to Stinchecum's field research into traditional practices of fiber production and ikat weaving in Japan. There appear to be two sets of images: 35mm color slides (575) and black and white negatives (1316). The negatives are accompanied with contact sheets and some of the negatives were also developed and printed on 5x7 paper. The 5x7 prints were grouped, presumably by Stinchecum, to illustrate various workshop practices.Some of the...
Dates:
March 1984
Video tape, 1981(?)
File — Multiple Containers
Identifier: PSC 681
Abstract
The documentary was produced by the Pola Foundation for the Promotion of Traditional Japanese Culture. The foundation awarded a Grand Prize to the subject of the film Toshiko Taira in 1981 and produced the film documenting the traditional practice of Bashofu textile production that Ms. Taira revived in the village of Kijoka in the North part of the Okinawa island. The documentary shows how the fiber is produced from a plant that is related to banana. It gives the step by step...
Dates:
1981(?)
American Museum of Natural History
Museum Archives at the Gottesman Research Library
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