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Chintz explores the rich history and global influence of Indian printed and painted cotton textiles through the remarkable Karun Thakar Collection.
Built over more than thirty years, the collection includes over two hundred exceptional examples, many of which have been featured in major museum exhibitions around the world.
With essays and insights from leading scholars and curators, including contributors from the Victoria and Albert Museumand the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the book traces the historical significance of Indian cottons and their far-reaching influence on global trade from the 14th century onward.
It also highlights extraordinary pieces discovered across Sri Lanka, Japan, and throughout Europe, revealing the international reach of this celebrated textile tradition.
Celebrating the creativity of Indian makers and the enduring legacy of chintz, this is an essential volume for collectors, designers, and anyone interested in art history, textiles, and cultural exchange.
Explores the global story of Indian chintz textiles
Features over 200 rare works from the Karun Thakar Collection
Includes essays by renowned scholars and museum experts
Beautifully illustrated throughout
A must-have for lovers of textiles, design, and decorative arts
Title: Chintz
Publisher: Roli Books
Format: Illustrated hardcover book
A distinguished coffee table book and an inspiring addition to any design library for those passionate about textiles, interiors, and global craftsmanship.
Chintz explores the rich history and global influence of Indian printed and painted cotton textiles through the remarkable Karun Thakar Collection.
Built over more than thirty years, the collection includes over two hundred exceptional examples, many of which have been featured in major museum exhibitions around the world.
With essays and insights from leading scholars and curators, including contributors from the Victoria and Albert Museumand the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the book traces the historical significance of Indian cottons and their far-reaching influence on global trade from the 14th century onward.
It also highlights extraordinary pieces discovered across Sri Lanka, Japan, and throughout Europe, revealing the international reach of this celebrated textile tradition.
Celebrating the creativity of Indian makers and the enduring legacy of chintz, this is an essential volume for collectors, designers, and anyone interested in art history, textiles, and cultural exchange.
Explores the global story of Indian chintz textiles
Features over 200 rare works from the Karun Thakar Collection
Includes essays by renowned scholars and museum experts
Beautifully illustrated throughout
A must-have for lovers of textiles, design, and decorative arts
Title: Chintz
Publisher: Roli Books
Format: Illustrated hardcover book
A distinguished coffee table book and an inspiring addition to any design library for those passionate about textiles, interiors, and global craftsmanship.