Weaving And Dyeing in Highland Ecuador

, by Rowe, Ann Pollard; Miller, Laura M.; Meisch, Lynn A.

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ISBN: 9780292714687 | 0292714688
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 3/1/2007

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Textiles have been an important art form among Andean peoples from remote prehistory up to the present. A greater understanding of their creation process can yield a more meaningful appreciation of the art itself.

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Land and the People
Plain Weave on the Backstrap Loom
Introduction
Weaving in Pualó, Cotopaxi Province
The Vertical Loom in Carchi Province
Warp-Resist-Patterned Wool Ponchos and Blankets
Introduction
Ponchos in Chordeleg
Blankets in Quero, Tungurahua Province
Blankets in Pungalá, Eastern Chimborazo Province
Poncho Rosado in Paniquindra, Eastern Imbabura Province
Warp-Resist-Patterned Cotton Shawls and Ponchos
Introduction
Macanas in Rumipamba de las Rosas, Cotopaxi Province
Paños in the Gualaceo Area, Azuay Province
Kokomuro Poncho in Cacha Obraje, Central Chimborazo Province
Belts with Supplementary-Warp Patterning
Introduction
Supplementary Warp Controlled by a Second Heddle Rod (with Pickup), Salasaca, Tungurahua Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by a Second Heddle Rod (with Pickup), Saraguro, Loja Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by a Second Heddle Rod (with Pickup), Molobóg, Eastern Chimborazo Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by a Second Heddle Rod (with Pickup), Nitón, Tungurahua Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by a Second Shed Stick (with Pickup), Collage, Cotopaxi Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by Second Shed Stick (with Pickup), Antonio Cando Camuendo, La Compañía, Otavalo Area, Imbabura Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by Second Shed Stick (with Pickup), Natabuela, Imbabura Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by Second Shed Stick (with Pickup), Carlos Conterón, Ilumán, Otavalo Area, Imbabura Province
Supplementary Warp Controlled by Second Shed Stick (with Pickup), Chibuleo, Tungurahua Province
Supplementary Warp Entirely Loom Controlled, Bar Design, Collage, Cotopaxi Province
Supplementary Warp Entirely Loom Controlled, Miguel Andrango, Agato, Otavalo Area, Imbabura Province
Supplementary Warp Entirely Loom Controlled, José Manuel Bautista, Agato, Otavalo Area, Imbabura Province
Supplementary Warp Entirely Loom Controlled, Cacha, Central Chimborazo Province
Turn-Banded 2/1 Twill Belts
Introduction
La Compañía, Otavalo Area, Imbabura Province
Nitiluisa Central Chimborazo Province
2/1 Herringbone Complementary-Warp Weave Ponchos of the Otavalo Area, Imbabura Province
3/1 Alternating Complementary-Warp Weave Belts
Introduction
Banderilla Belt in Paniquindra, Eastern Imbabura Province
Kawiña Belt in Central Chimborazo Province
Cañari Belts, Cañar Province
Treadle-Loom Weaving
Introduction
Santa Teresita Northern Chimborazo Province
Salasaca, Tungurahua Province
Belt Weaving in Ariasucu, Otavalo Area, Imbabura Province
Natural Dyeing Techniques
Introduction
Indigo
Cochineal in Salasaca, Tungurahua Province
Conclusions
Notes
Glossary
References Cited
Contributors
Index
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Weaving And Dyeing in Highland Ecuador

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