Box 1 PPC
Container
Contains 16 Results:
Process of mud dyeing (doro-zome) on Kumejima, Okinawa, November 1981
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 1, 2
Identifier: PPC .S745
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:
November 1981
Other stages in making Kumejima tsumugi, November 1981
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 3
Identifier: PPC .S745
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:
November 1981
Dying Kumejima tsumugi in brown dye called tekachi (name of the plant), November 1981
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 4
Identifier: PPC .S745
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:
November 1981
Another step in making Kumejima tsumugi, November 1981
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 5
Identifier: PPC .S745
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:
November 1981
Making Kijoka bashōfu (banana-fiber cloth). Taira Toshiko and workshop, November 1981
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 6-10
Identifier: PPC .S745
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:
November 1981
Examples of indigo-dyed cotton ikat futon covers from Kanatsu area, San'in region
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 11
Identifier: PPC .S745
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-March 1984
Examples of indigo-dyed cotton ikat futon covers, stencils, pattern for making guide yarns from Kanatsu area, San'in region
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 12
Identifier: PPC .S745
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-March 1984
Examples of indigo-dyed cotton ikat futon covers from Kanatsu area, San'in region
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 13
Identifier: PPC .S745
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-March 1984
Amano Kei indigo dyeing workshop
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 14-16
Identifier: PPC .S745
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-March 1984
Noto jōfu, hemp (taima) or linen (ama) ikat cloth, September 1983
File — Box: 1 PPC, Folder: 17-19
Identifier: PPC .S745
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:
September 1983
American Museum of Natural History
Museum Archives at the Gottesman Research Library
200 Central Park West
New York, NY 10024-5192