Revival of English Handicrafts
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An early twentieth-century magazine article describing the revival of English handicrafts, focusing on the Weaving House and Tapestry House at Haslemere, Surrey. It covers the Home Arts and Industries Association, the founder Joseph King, the designer Godfrey Blount, the workshops, the handwoven linen and cotton fabrics, rugs and peasant tapestry applique, and where the goods were sold. It also mentions other craft workers settling nearby, including a Jacquard silk brocade weaver. Illustrations show a spinning and weaving scene and a workshop with hand looms.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- 1902
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 10
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