Books and events planned and produced by HALI for the rest of 2020 and beyond.
November
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Weavings of Nomads in Iran: Warp-faced Bands and Related Textiles by Fred Mushkat will be published by Hali Publications Limited.
Books and events planned and produced by HALI for the rest of 2020 and beyond
Katie Welch
Books and events planned and produced by HALI for the rest of 2020 and beyond.
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Weavings of Nomads in Iran: Warp-faced Bands and Related Textiles by Fred Mushkat will be published by Hali Publications Limited.
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COVER-Curated.com, an online marketplace for contemporary handmade carpets, launches.
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Aegean Legacies: Greek Island Embroideries from the Ashmolean Museum by Francesca Leoni will be published by Hali Publications Limited.
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HALI-Curated.com, an online marketplace for antique carpets and textiles, launches.
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A new title for the Nazmiyal Collection with a focus on decorating with antique and modern carpets will be published by Hali Publications Limited.
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COVER Connect, a virtual event on the subject of contemporary rugs featuring an online fair, talks and projects, takes place on 12-15 January.
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A new publication with a fresh perspective on Central Asian ikat costume by Elena Tsareva will be published by Hali Publications Limited.
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The Great Mongol Shahnama by Robert Hillenbrand, a major work on one of the most magnificent manuscripts of all time, will be co-published by Hali Publications Limited and the Freer Gallery of Art and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery.
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Nomadic Visions: Tribal Weavings from Persia and the Caucasus by Michael Rothberg will be published by Hali Publications Limited.
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The Art of Indian Textiles: The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum and the Karun Thakar Collection will be published by Hali Publications Limited.
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Textiles of Indonesia: The Thomas Murray Collection, produced by Hali Publications Ltd., will be published by Prestel.
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Tracing the Thread, a visual journey through textiles of the world by Stephen Ellcock, will be published by Hali Publications Limited.

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