Interpreting the Evolution of Atayal Tribal Textile Patterns: Tracing the Anthropological Footprints of a Taiwanese Ethnic Minority Group
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Interpreting the Evolution of Atayal Tribal Textile Patterns: Tracing the Anthropological Footprints of a Taiwanese Ethnic Minority Group

by Jie Li, Po Hsun Wang

Cultural Studies Anthropology Textile Arts
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Interpreting the Evolution of Atayal Tribal Textile Patterns explores the development of Atayal textile designs and traces their anthropological significance. Focusing on a Taiwanese ethnic minority group, Jie Li and Po Hsun Wang examine textile traditions as expressions of cultural heritage and historical continuity.

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This book examines the evolution of Atayal tribal textile patterns.

It traces the anthropological footprints represented through the textile traditions of a Taiwanese ethnic minority group.

The study connects pattern development with the broader cultural context of the Atayal people.

Written by Jie Li and Po Hsun Wang, it offers a focused investigation into Taiwanese ethnic textile heritage.

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