TCRC and its Aim
The aim of TCRC as a society is to work towards the collection and dissemination of knowledge in the area of Textiles and Clothing, while collaborating with other researchers in this field of study.
India has a legacy of producing the most exquisite textiles, each with its own geographical and cultural marker. The same can be said for clothing, aristocratic as well as from other sections of society. Realizing the need for a common platform for exchange of knowledge in lost textile traditions as well as contemporary practices, a group of like-minded and dedicated researchers including academics, curators, conservators of textiles, designers of clothing, came together to set up TCRC – Textiles and Clothing Research Centre, to be launched formally on the 1st of February 2017, at the National Museum in the presence of Dr. B R Mani, Director General (National Museum).
The society’s website www.tcrc.in will work as a repository of information for interested individuals. TCRC will be publishing bi-annual e-Journals for its members. TCRC will also announce its first call for papers on the 1st of February 2017 and is planning to host the first international conference in November 2017. All details of which will be available on the website.
In this issue: Dyes used in textiles
Contents
- Traditional Indian Textiles – Dye and Nomenclature
Author: Lotika Varadarajan in conversation with Anamika Pathak | Page: 03 – 05 - Tent Panel Illustrate Gandaberunda,
Author: Anamika Pathak | Page: 06 – 08 - Sustainable Approach to Rebuild Dyeing in Traditional Craft of Chamba Embroidery
Author: Rohini Arora | Page: 09 – 13 - Dyeing of Chanderi Silk with Natural Dyes
Author: Simmi Bhagat | Page: 14 – 17 - Dyeing Support Fabric in Textile Conservation: Dyeing Method of Silk Crepeline with Huntsman Lanaset Dye
Author: Smita Singh | Page: 18 – 20 - Natural Dyeing Workshop at CTR (Centre for Textile Research) Copenhagen, Denmark in August 2010.
Author: Toolika Gupta | Page: 21 – 23 - Visit to Rathgen-Forschungslabor, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Author: Binoy Kumar Sahay | Page: 24 – 25 - Suggested Readings Related to Indian Textiles
Author: Zahid Ali Ansari | Page: 26 – 28 - Textiles and Clothing Related Upcoming Events | Page: 29
Chief Editor & Design: Smita Singh
Editor: Dr. Rohini Arora
Owner Name / Responsible Person: Textiles and Clothing Research Centre (TCRC) / Dr. Rohini Arora
Website: www.tcrc.in
Email: editorstcrc@gmail.com and infotcrcdelhi@gmail.com
Cover page Image: Lotus Fibre, Private Collection.
Address: 706, Yuva Apartments, MDC, Sector-6, Panchkula, Haryana – 134114
| Founder Members | |
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Lotika Varadarajan |
President |
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Anamika Pathak |
Chairperson |
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Toolika Gupta |
Secretary |
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Binoy Kumar Sahay |
Joint Secretary |
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Smita Singh |
Chief Editor |
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Rohini Arora |
Editor |
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Zahid Ali Ansari |
Treasurer |
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Larah Rai |
Media Manager |
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Archana Shastri |
Member |
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Janaki Turaga |
Member |
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Simmi Bhagat |
Member |
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Md. Ali Nasir |
Member |
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Sushmit Sharma |
Member |
Disclaimer: Statements and opinions expressed in the published papers are those of the individual contributors and not the statements and opinion of TCRC. All the respective authors are the sole owner and responsible of published research & images and research papers are published after full consent of the respective author or co-author(s).
(Regn. No. S/2056/Distt. South/2016)
(Under Societies Registration Act of XXI of 1860)
