27873
Accession Number
25987
Editor
Grimstad, Kirsten
Title Of Article Chaper
A comparative study of dyeing technology in 16-17th century Persian and Turkish textiles from Moscow Kremlin collection
Title Of Journal Book
ICOM Committee for Conservation, 9th triennial meeting, Dresden, German Democratic Republic, 26-31 August 1990: preprints
Pages
294-298
Collation
4 figs.
Reference Bibliography
3 refs.
Publisher
ICOM Committee for Conservation
Publisher City
Paris
ISBN
0-89236-185-9
Language Of Text
English
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Monograph : Proceedings
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
ICOM Committee for Conservation. Meeting
Abstract
A classification scheme was developed, pertaining to dyeing technology: the set and number of colors; the composition of dyes in threads of each color; the number of shades of each color; the extent to which one dye was used to obtain different colors and shades; characteristic combination of dyes; the degree of color homogeneity of filaments in threads; the dye content in % per 100 g. of silk; the size and distribution of indigo particles in the volume and on the surface of filaments. A study of the collection of well-documented textiles from the collection of Moscow Kremlin State Museums was begun by means of this system. A comparative study of nine Persian and seven Turkish 16th-17th-century textiles was carried out.
Keywords
dyeing;technology;Persian;Turkish;textiles;16th-17th centuries; classification;color;silk
pub_id
27873