Charlotte Linton explores the intersection of small-scale traditional craft production with contemporary sustainability practices in a textile dyeing workshop in southern Japan within the context of the global fashion industry.
Charlotte Linton explores the intersection of small-scale traditional craft production with contemporary sustainability practices in a textile dyeing workshop in southern Japan within the context of the global fashion industry.
Charlotte Linton is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Social Anthropology at All Souls College, University of Oxford.
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Introduction 1 1. The Mud Dyers of Amami Ōshima 31 2. The Alchemy of Producing Color 65 3. “Mottainai!” What a Waste! 101 4. The Mejiro Bird 135 5. “The Industrious Way of Doing Things” 165 6. Dyeing with the Earth 203 Conclusion 237 Acknowledgments 257 Glossary 259 Notes 263 References 269 Index
Introduction 1 1. The Mud Dyers of Amami Ōshima 31 2. The Alchemy of Producing Color 65 3. “Mottainai!” What a Waste! 101 4. The Mejiro Bird 135 5. “The Industrious Way of Doing Things” 165 6. Dyeing with the Earth 203 Conclusion 237 Acknowledgments 257 Glossary 259 Notes 263 References 269 Index
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