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LATEST THE TEXTILIS ESSAYS | By Viveka Hansen

THE FEMALE WEAVERS

19th Dec, 2013

VICTORIAN FASHION

14th Oct, 2013

ALUM AND TEXTILE DYEING

12th Sep, 2013

KAITAG

26th May, 2013

LAUNDRY & DYEING

26th May, 2013



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The iTEXTILIS is a division of The IK Workshop Society - a global and unique forum for all those interested in Natural & Cultural History from a Textile Perspective.

Open Access essays - under a Creative Commons license and free for everyone to read - by Textile historian Viveka Hansen aiming to combine her current research and printed monographs with previous projects dating back to the late 1980s. Some essays also include unique archive material originally published in other languages, made available for the first time in English, opening up historical studies previously little known outside the north European countries. Together with other branches of her work; considering textile trade, material culture, cloth manufacturing, fashion, natural dyeing and the fascinating world of early travelling naturalists – like the "Linnaean network" – from a Global history perspective.

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