Author: Judi Achjadi & Benny Gratha, 2015 (Indonesian & English)
Publisher: Musium Tekstil Jakarta
The catalog delivers a comprehensive overview of Timor's regions and showcases the strikingly vibrant colors of its textiles, which are derived from natural dyes. The author effectively details various weaving techniques, including Buna, supplementary weft, tapestry, and floating techniques, along with diverse decoration methods. The collection prominently features works from private collectors and the Jakarta Textile Museum, though the descriptions provided in this section could be more detailed.
Author: Team of Museum Curators. 2017. 284pg. (English)
Publisher: Musium Nasional Indonesia, Jakarta
This book decisively captures Indonesia's maritime history and underscores the critical importance of its trading activities. It examines the societies and cultures that emerged over time, their expansive trade networks, and the enduring legacies of powerful maritime kingdoms. Drawing on factual evidence, data, and oral histories from traders and sailors, this work illustrates the depth of this heritage. Moreover, it pays tribute to the ancestors who established vital connections for the Indonesian peoples with the wider world through the trade of agricultural and maritime products.
Author: Unknown, 2009.303pg. (Thai & English)
Publisher: The Supports Arts and Crafts International Centre of Thailand (SACICT), Bangkok
This second volume features 10 outstanding Thai artisans, masters in their own field, such as gold craft, silk weaving, brass basketry, Phare Wa weaving, sculpting, mudmee / ikat weaving, paper sculpting, incised-crafted silver, and mural paintings.
Author: Unknown, 2010. 200pg. (Thai & English)
Publisher: The Supports Arts and Crafts International Centre of Thailand (SACICT), Bangkok
This volume showcases ten remarkable Thai artisans, each a master in their field. Their areas of expertise include lacquerware, cement stucco, embossed silverware, sarong weaving, needlework, golden brocade from Sun Province, wisdom weavings, Khoo mask making, and shadow puppet carving. These artisans represent the pinnacle of craftsmanship and creativity in Thailand.
Author: Unknown, 2014. 150pg. (Thai and English)
Publisher: The Supports Arts and Crafts International Centre of Thailand (SACICT), Bangkok
This volume showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of ten master basket-weavers from Thailand.
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