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The grace of four moons: dress, adornment, and the art of the body in modern India
Pravina Shukla-
Frontmatter
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Acknowledgments (page ix)
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Part 1. Introduction
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1. Body Art in Banaras (page 3)
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2. Getting Ready (page 19)
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3. Gaze, Sacred and Secular (page 26)
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Part 2. Production and Commerce
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4. Shopping for Clothes (page 59)
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5. Weaving Saris (page 92)
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6. Making Jewelry (page 113)
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7. Kanhaiya Lal (page 136)
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8. Shopping along the Vishvanath Gali (page 167)
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9. Assembling Bangle Sets (page 184)
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Part 3. Personal Adornment
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10. Nina Khanchandani (page 221)
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11. Neelam Chaturvedi (page 239)
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12. Mukta Tripathi (page 263)
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Part 4. Body Art in the Lifecycle
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13. After the Wedding (page 305)
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14. Before the Wedding (page 327)
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15. The Wedding (page 344)
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Part 5. Conclusion
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16. The Study of Body Art (page 383)
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Glossary (page 431)
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Notes (page 433)
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Bibliography (page 471)
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Index (page 491)
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Published: c2008
Publisher: Indiana University Press
- 9780253021212 (ebook)
- 9780253021137 (paper)
- 9780253349118 (hardcover)