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Chintz (/tʃɪnts/) is a
woodblock printed, painted,
stained or
glazed calico textile that
originated in
Golconda (present day Hyderabad, India) in the 16th...
- IKEA (/aɪˈkiːə/ eye-KEE-ə, Swedish: [ɪˈkêːa]), is a
multinational conglomerate founded in
Sweden that
designs and
sells ready-to-****emble furniture, household...
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elephants from Malabar, and
lists exports which included muslins,
chintzes and silks, carnelian,
ginger and
other ****es, aromatics, opium, indigo...
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factory in the
Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His
chintzes were used in
American quilts,
often as the centerpiece. In
November 2014...
- wide
range of products,
including a telephone.
Known as the "Prince of
Chintz" for his use of lush
floral prints, and also as the "King of Clutter", Buatta...
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commodities from
China and ****an,
including tea,
porcelain and lacquer, and
chintzes from India. This led to a
craze for chinoiserie,
reflected in the development...
- Chintzware, or
chintz pottery,
describes chinaware and
pottery covered with a dense, all-over
pattern of
flowers (similar to
chintz textile patterns) or...
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began producing printed cloth chintz,
known as
indianes locally. This was
driven by
government bans on
imported chintz from
India and the
opening of trading...
- 1764, 1,755,580 kg (3,870,392 lb) of
cottonwool was imported.
Early Indian chintz, that is,
glazed calico with a
large floral pattern, was
primarily produced...
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French Revolution. For women's dresses,
Indian cottons,
especially printed chintzes, were
imported to
Europe in
large numbers, and
towards the end of the period...
