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ISBN	9781034002512
Title	Chrysanthemum : Garland compendium four
Cover title	Chrysanthemum : Garland compendium - four
Cover title	Garland compendium
Published	Melbourne : Garland Magazine, 2020
Description	139 pages : colour illustrations ; 25 cm.
Notes	Supported by the World Crafts Council Australia
Contents	Of time and the city / Kathryn Bird and Ross Gibson -- The glittering costumes of Ningyo-Joruri: a puppetry revival project / Miki Hanafusa -- Shimenawa: Hidden meanings behind the twisted ropes at Izumo Taisha / Sayumi Yokouchi -- Eucalypt meets indigo in Kanazawa with gold leaf / Siri Hayes -- Wara art from Niigata to York: Japan-inspired hay sculptures / Jenny Garroun and Ilsa Bennion -- Throwing shadows from the sun: Spacecraft’s botanical prints / Eugenia Lim -- Going to hell (and back) in a handbasket… / Tacey Clement -- The worldly currency of Abdullah Syed / Zoe Ghani -- Reflection pods: Yolngu weavers create a thinking space in Sydney CBD / Lucy Simpson -- 21st century chinoiserie: a journey from Zibo to Sydney / Yixuan Geng -- Crating a city, crafting a life, from matter and memory / Peter Emmett -- “Drifters” in Jingdezhen: Past meets present in the porcelain capital / Luise Guest -- Craft revival in China: How to make an old year new again / Anying Chen -- The re-awakening of lacquer in China today / Liu Huan -- Xianhong Zheng: Leaf weaving in Linggen / Sheng Mi -- Why a Japanese lacquer master sought a surfing legend: Sachiko Matsuyama -- A rainbow serpent theory of time: Tyson Yunkaporta -- The long and winding Silk Road: My quest to uncover treasures from Central Asia / Christina Sumner -- Sjyrdak: A sunny day in Kyrgyzstan / Dinara Chochunbaeva -- Uzbekistan and the promis of apple trees / Layla Walter -- Lesson learned from a duck herder’s gamelan / Rosie Cook.
Summary	Moving towards the end of the journey, Garland ventures East. We learn from Japan the value of “living craft” and the experience economy in Kyoto. From Sydney, there are stories of a “safe harbour” where those seeking a second chance can recover their lost culture. In China, the “ancient now” theme reflected an epochal revival of traditional crafts, with a special focus on lacquer. And from the furthest corner, in Central Asia we discover how the silk road is thriving today in the exchange of crafts skills -Back cover.
Subjects	Garland
	Art objects -- Indo-Pacific Region
	Handicraft -- Indo-Pacific Region
	Artisans -- Indo-Pacific Region
	Handicraft in art
	Artisans in art
	Folk art
	Material culture in art
	Indo-Pacific Region
Added Names	Murray, Kevin, 1958- editor of compilation.
Added Corporate Names	Garland Magazine issuing body.
Series	Garland Compendium ;

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