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Linton Antique Society
| Author: Michael Harvey | Published: 3rd November 2015 17:43 |
Mochi Embroidery, Gujarat, India. 20th century.
The Indian subcontinent has a centuries-old tradition of textiles which is reflected in the broad-ranging collection at Cartwright Hall, Bradford that includes embroideries, block prints, tie-dye and woven fabrics. The collection's curator Nilesh Mistry reveals how each form has been shaped by its producing communities and natural resources in his talk Indian Textiles and the Treasures of Cartwright Hall at the Linton Memorial Hall on 12 November 2015 at 8.00pm.
Talks are free to Society members but non-members are also welcome: entrance is £5.00 on the door. Contact Mrs Barbara Hepburn on 01937 582243 to join or download the form on the Society's website www.lintonantiquesociety.org.uk
Next talk: 10 December 2015, 8.00pm: The History of Silver Hall-Marking with Dr David Allen.
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