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MALAIKA
| Address | 3-33-4 Horinochi Hachiojishi Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:192-0355 |
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| No. of Employees | 330 |
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SD item code:7010210
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Type C
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タイプ C
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JAN:PCT2035TAS
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JAN:PCT2035TAS
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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Approx. 9x12cm
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Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: Cotton, rayon, etc. Individual differences due to old fabric
Year of manufacture: 2019
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| This item is made of the mirror embroidery part of the fabric on an antique dress of the Baloch tribe of Pakistan. The other side is made of gudulee fabric, making it an item that allows you to enjoy the charm of two different types of cloth. The bag has a detachable strap with a button on the handle. *Baluchi Tribe The Baloch (also called Baluch) are a nomadic tribe living widely in the Baluchistan province in southwestern Pakistan, the Sindh province in southeastern Pakistan, and three provinces in southern Afghanistan. Their nomadic lifestyle in remote mountainous and desert areas has enabled them to fend off invasions from other ethnic groups and to develop their own unique Baluchi culture. The Baloch have developed a unique culture, especially in their women's dresses, which have a glamorous look that is different from the embroideries of other ethnic groups in the region. In addition to embroidery and mirror work, some dresses are decorated with beads, metal parts, and old coins. The bust and sleeves in particular are covered with intricate embroidery, including detailed mirror work, and some of the dense, detailed embroidery extends so far that the color of the dress itself cannot be seen. Because of their nomadic lifestyle in various regions, they have many different embroidery patterns, and the mirrors themselves are relatively smaller and arranged in different ways compared to other mirrorwork. Neighboring India also has various racial and ethnic groups, and the embroidery that has been passed down has different characteristics, and the designs are symbolic of each ethnic group. However, their mirror work, like that worn by other ethnic groups in the neighborhood, shares the same desire to be a "talisman for protection" and a "marker to show one's place in the desert". #Ethical (eco-friendly material) #upcycling |
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The other side is made of gudulee fabric, making it an item that allows you to enjoy the charm of two different types of cloth.
The bag has a detachable strap with a button on the handle.
*Baluchi Tribe
The Baloch (also called Baluch) are a nomadic tribe living widely in the Baluchistan province in southwestern Pakistan, the Sindh province in southeastern Pakistan, and three provinces in southern Afghanistan.
Their nomadic lifestyle in remote mountainous and desert areas has enabled them to fend off invasions from other ethnic groups and to develop their own unique Baluchi culture.
The Baloch have developed a unique culture, especially in their women's dresses, which have a glamorous look that is different from the embroideries of other ethnic groups in the region. In addition to embroidery and mirror work, some dresses are decorated with beads, metal parts, and old coins. The bust and sleeves in particular are covered with intricate embroidery, including detailed mirror work, and some of the dense, detailed embroidery extends so far that the color of the dress itself cannot be seen.
Because of their nomadic lifestyle in various regions, they have many different embroidery patterns, and the mirrors themselves are relatively smaller and arranged in different ways compared to other mirrorwork. Neighboring India also has various racial and ethnic groups, and the embroidery that has been passed down has different characteristics, and the designs are symbolic of each ethnic group. However, their mirror work, like that worn by other ethnic groups in the neighborhood, shares the same desire to be a "talisman for protection" and a "marker to show one's place in the desert".
#Ethical (eco-friendly material)
#upcycling
反対側はグドゥリー生地で、2種の布の魅力を楽しめるアイテムになっています。
バッグの持ち手を着脱できるボタンつきストラップにしています。
■バローチ族
バローチ族(バルーチ族とも呼ばれる)は、パキスタン南西部のバルチスタン州から南東部シンド州、アフガニスタン南部3州にわたる地域に広く暮らしている遊牧民族です。
人里離れた山岳地帯や砂漠地帯で遊牧生活を送り、他民族からの侵略を防いできたことから、バローチ独自の文化を作り上げられてきました。
その中でも特に、女性たちが着用するドレスには近隣の他民族の刺繍とは異なる華やかさがあります。刺繍やミラーワークに加えビーズやメタルパーツ、オールドコインが飾られるものもあり、目もくらむようなカラフルな美しさが見る者を魅了します。特にその胸元や袖には細かいミラーワークを含めた刺繍がびっしりと施され、密で細かい刺繍はドレスの地の色が見えないほどに及ぶものもあります。
また遊牧によって様々な地域で生活をしてきたためいくつもの刺繍パターンを持っており、他のミラーワークよりも比較的ミラー自体が小さく、配置の仕方も異なります。隣国インドにも様々な人種、民族がありますが、受け継がれている刺繍には異なる特徴があり、そのデザインがそれぞれの民族を象徴するものとなっています。しかしながら、彼女たちのミラーワークは近隣の他民族が身に付けるものと同様に、「身を守る護符」であり、「砂漠で自分の居場所を示すための目印」であるという想いが込められている点で共通しています。
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