书名：Tribal Rugs

作者：Brian W. MacDonald;Brian MacDonald

ISBN：9781851498567

出版社：ACC Art Books 

出版日期：2017.5.31

尺寸：24.66 x 3.1 x 30.51 cm

装帧：精装

页码：320

图幅数：500彩色

作者简介：

布赖恩麦克唐纳从 1972 年到 1977 年在伊朗生活和工作，其中一年时间与两个部落群体——克尔曼的 Afshar 和法尔斯的 Qashqa'i 一起度过。近年来，他多次返回伊朗，在巴赫蒂亚里、卡什卡伊和沙赫萨万部落之间旅行和收集古董编织物，并在阿富汗和土耳其进行了广泛的旅行。

内容简介：

《部落地毯：黑帐篷的宝藏》是这个主题的权威著作。这本书致力于世界上最古老的手工艺品之一，带领读者了解部落地毯的历史。特色内容范围从世界上最古老的完整地毯（可追溯到公元前五世纪）到伊朗，阿富汗，土耳其，高加索和中亚游牧民族的编织，从19世纪到现在汇编。每一章都介绍了一组不同的部落，说明了他们的织布工的地毯，地毯，基里姆和实用袋。编辑推荐：

"About the Author

Brian MacDonald lived and worked in Iran from 1972 to 1977, spending a year of this time with two tribal groups, the Afshar of Kerman and the Qashqa'i of Fars. He has returned to Iran several times in recent years, traveling and collecting antique weavings among the Bakhtiari, Qashqa'i and Shahsavan tribes, and he has also traveled extensively in Afghanistan and Turkey."

内容推荐：

"The seminal work on this subject

Contains new high quality photographs

Written by a renowned expert who boasts unparalleled insight into the weaving process and the meanings behind the rugs' complex motifs

Tribal Rugs: Treasures of the Black Tent is the definitive work on this subject. Dedicated to one of the most ancient crafts of the world, this book leads its reader through the history of the tribal rug. Featured content ranges from the oldest complete rug in the world (dated to the fifth century BC) to the weavings of the nomadic peoples of Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, the Caucasus and Central Asia, compiled from the 19th Century up to the present day. Each chapter introduces a different group of tribes, illustrating the rugs, carpets, kilims and utilitarian bags attributed to their weavers.

This book is both a celebration of the woven legacy left by the tribes and a tribute to the skill and artistry of the women who created these magnificent artworks. It aims to provide an introduction for the novice, and entice the more knowledgeable to further study. This new 2017 edition features a marvelous array of new photography showcasing the finest work of each tribe, which will excite anyone with an eye for the tribal aesthetic."