Threading Collection
"Thread by Thread: Unraveling the Art through History" Step into a time machine and explore the intricate world of threading, where delicate lace making comes to life
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"Thread by Thread: Unraveling the Art through History" Step into a time machine and explore the intricate world of threading, where delicate lace making comes to life. In this captivating domestic scene from 1780, created by Yanagawa Shunsui, witness the first three processes of lace making as nimble fingers weave threads together with precision. Travel further east and find yourself amidst Japanese coolies in "The Sinews of War, " diligently threading Corean "Cash" for transport. This litho captures their tireless efforts as they transform money with holes in the center into functional currency. In a heartwarming watercolor from 1907, watch a young girl from Hallingdal learn to thread pearls. With her eyes focused and hands steady, she immerses herself in this timeless craft, passing down traditions through generations. Move forward to 1879 and encounter "The Net Binder. " Through oil on canvas brushstrokes, witness the skillful hands that bind nets together meticulously. The net becomes more than just an object; it symbolizes unity and connection within communities. Education takes center stage as we delve into teaching needlework under the Government Code. From lithographs depicting needlework instruction to engravings showcasing demonstration-based learning at London Board Schools, these images highlight how threading became an essential part of education across different eras. Journey to British Needle Mills in Redditch, Worcestershire for a glimpse into industrialized thread production. Witness workers engaged in various stages of the process – spinning cotton fibers into fine threads that will eventually sew garments together seamlessly. Zooming back out to everyday life is a chromolitho capturing a woman threading a sewing needle effortlessly. Her dexterity showcases mastery over this seemingly simple task while reminding us that even small actions hold great importance. Finally, let's not forget about metaphorical challenges like "Threading the Needle.