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Kandyan Art

What it meant and how it ended, Colombo: Jan 1906

Kandyan Art-work

Capper, John

Culcutta International Exhibition, 1883

Kandyan horn combs

Coomaraswamy, Ethel M.; Coomaraswamy, Ananda Kentish

Spolia Zeylanica : Bulletin of the National Museum of Ceylon, Oct 1905 : 151 - 154 p. pl. 2 text illus

Kandyan Jewellery: Traditional Jewellery of Sri Lanka

Dissanayake, Ellen

Ornament, 1986 : 35-44 p.

Kandyan Relics

Lewis, John Penry

Colombo: Ceylon Antiquary and Literary Register, April : 1919 : 223-224 p.

Kangra painting of the Bihari Sat Sai

Randhawa, Mohinder Singh

1966

Kangra paintings of Gita Govinda

Randhawa, Mohinder Singh

1982

Kangra paintings on Love

Randhawa, Mohinder Singh

xviii, 168 p., New Delhi: Publications Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, 1994, 1962

Kangra Ragamala Painting

Randhawa, Mohinder Singh

1971

Kangra Valley Painting

Randhawa, Mohinder Singh

1954

Kani pashmina of Kashmir – Symbols and Manifestations of Indian Art, Saryu Doshi, ed.

Varadarajan, Lotika

Bombay: Marg Publications, 1984, 231-40

Kansari Cholis and the Indi-Head Cloth Ropes that Balance Water Pots in Rajasthan

Bhasin, Sonali

Global InCH Journal,

Kantha

Kramrisch, Stella

Vol. VII:141-67, Journal of the Indian Society of Oriental Art, 1939

Kantha

Westfall, C.D.; Desai, D.

vol. 8, December, pp. 19-28., Ars textrina,, 1987

Kantha – a domestic art

Pramanick, P.

Folklore, Calcutta, 1983, 24(11):238-40,

Kantha – The embroidered quilts of Bengal. From the Jill and and Sheldon Bonovitz collection at Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Mason, Darielle

2010

Kantha – the Enchanted Warp.

Indian Folk Lore 1, no. 2 (1958), p. 5,

KANTHA – The traditional art of the women of Bengal

Chakrabarti, A. K.

Calcutta: Arts India Publications, 2000

Kantha ? The Embroidered Quilt.

Ahmad, Perveen

Unpublished article,

Kantha and Jamdani: Revival in Bangladesh

Chen, Martha Alter

Vol. 11(4):44-61, India International Centre Quarterly, 1984