The Refining of a Domestic Art: Surayia Rahman
Author: Cathy Stevulak and Niaz Zaman Category: Article Publisher: Textile Society of America Symposium Published: 2014 Description:
An overview of Bengali kantha embroidery and the role of Surayia Rahman and others in this art’s revival and transformation.
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