"Domestic Multicrafting in the Eastern Hemisphere" is a comprehensive exploration into the diverse world of domestic multicrafting. Authored by the renowned anthropologists Gary M. Feinman and Linda M. Nicholas, this book dives deep into the intricate practices, tools, and cultural significance of crafting traditions across various societies. With meticulous research and vivid storytelling, the authors provide a fascinating journey into how crafting at home has shaped and adapted through time, reflecting the broader socio-economic dynamics.
This paperback edition is perfect for those who appreciate cultural history, anthropology, or the nuanced understanding of home-based crafts. From pottery and weaving to metalwork and beyond, every chapter unveils the stories of people, particularly women, who have used crafting not only as a means of expression but also as a vital part of the domestic economy.
Embrace the intricate tapestry of global crafting with "Domestic Multicrafting in the Eastern Hemisphere," and discover the deeply ingrained skills that continue to influence modern lifestyles around the world. This book promises to be an enriching resource for students, educators, historians, and craft enthusiasts alike.