CARPETS
AND TEXTILES IN THE
IRANIAN WORLD
1400-1700
Conference
| Programme
DAY
1 - Saturday 30th August
09:00-10:00
Registration
10:00-10:10
Opening Remarks
Farhad Hakimzadeh
10:10-11:30
Session 1: Early Sources of Design
Chair: James Allan
Julia
Bailey, Carpets and "Kufesque"
Yolande
Crowe, The Importance of a 1243 Chinese Tomb and other Dated
Documents During the Pax Mongolica
11:30-12:00
Tea/Coffee
12:00
- 13:30
Session 2: Carpets in the 15th Century: Herat and
Tabriz
Chair: Eleanor Sims
Jon
Thompson, Timurid Carpets, a Reappraisal
Walter
Denny, Anatolia, Tabriz and the Carpet Design Revolution
13:30
- 14:30 Lunch
14:30-16:00
Session 3: The Safavid Carpet: Development and Export
Chair: Jon Thompson
Christine
Klose, Traces of Timurid Carpets in Contemporary and Later
Carpets from the Near East
Jessica
Hallett, "From the Looms of Yazd and Isfahan": The
Persian Carpet in Portugal
16:00
- 16:30 Tea/Coffee
16:30-17:50
Session 4: Safavid Textiles Abroad
Chair: Thomas J. Farnham
Katsuhiko
Abe, Safavid Textiles in Kire-Tekagami: Japanese Textile
Albums
Mary
Anderson McWilliams, A Persian Velvet for a Boston Brahmin
17:50-18:00
Closing remarks for the day
DAY
2 - Sunday 31st August
09:30
- 11:00
Session 5: Cross Border Influences - The Indo-Persian
Connection
Chair: Mary Anderson McWilliams
Steven
Cohen, Parallels Between the Manufacture of Luxury Textiles
from Kork, Fine Kirmani Goat Hair, and Pashmina, Indian
'Kashmir' Goat Hair
Willem
Floor, Import of Indian Textiles into 17th Century Persia
11:00-11:30
Tea/Coffee
11:30-13:00
Session 6: Iran and Europe
Chair: Willem Floor
Beata
Biedronska-Slota, Persian Sashes Preserved in Polish
Collections
René
Bekius, Competition or Cooperation: New Archival Sources
about Armenian Textile Traders and Dutch Trading Companies in
the Safavid and Ottoman Empires
13:00-14:00
Lunch
14:00
- 15:30
Session 7: Eastern Fashions and Western Taste
Chair: Walter Denny
Patricia
Baker, "Wrought of Gold or Silver": Honorific
Garments in 17th century Iran
Jennifer
Scarce, The Textiles of 16th Century Safavid Dress -Their
Interpretation in the Illustrations of Contemporary Manuscripts
15:30-16:00
Closing remarks for the Conference
16:00-16:30
- Tea/Coffee
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