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A working library of design, type, and visual culture.
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2018Gem Fletcher and Ken Hermann shoot death-defying Indian tradition The Well of Death
2018
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2013Exhibition Design: Plaid transform The British Library into Mughal India
2013
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Never Mind the Object
2012
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2014More excellent work from unstoppable Swedish illustrator Sara Andreasson
2014
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2013Illustration: Swedish illustrator Klara Persson has charm in no small dose
2013
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2015Bright, polished and inventive graphic design from Swedish agency Ritator
2015
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2014Product Design: Swedish student's system to pay at shops by using vein scanning!
2014
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2022Photographer Anu Kumar on reconnecting with her Indian heritage, failing exams and recipes for weddings
2022
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2024The View From Mumbai: the Indian photographers taking back control through self-publishing
2024
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2019Mahesh Shantaram presents a look beneath the glossy veneer of Indian weddings
2019
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2018Swedish design studio Amanda & Erik avoid the tropes of minimalist, Scandinavian design in their practice
2018
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2018Khichdi (Kitchari) brings together 846 photographs of India, and its people, taken over ten years
2018
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2021From Seoul to Chennai, London and back to Seoul again: Joonho Ko explains how travel has aided his illustrative practice
2021
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2020Moksha captures the diversity of religious rituals across India
2020
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1625Fragments of a Carpet
1625
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1625Carpet Fragment
1625
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1605Fragment of a Carpet with Niche and Flower Design
1605
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1625Carpet with Scrolling Vines and Blossoms
1625
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1625Fragments of a Trellis Pattern Carpet
1625
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1575Writing Box
1575
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450Incense Burner in Three Parts
450
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1625Carpet with Niche and Flower Design
1625
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1770Elaborately illustrated map of the Awadh Subah of the Mughal Empire, commissioned by Jean Baptiste Joseph Gentil, ca.1770
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1701Spear
1701
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1701Bident Spearhead
1701
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1700Skirt Cloth (Pha Nung), partial
1700
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1701Spear
1701
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1701Knife (Kard) with Sheath
1701
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1701Helmet
1701
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1660Section of an Archway
1660
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1900Length
1900
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1601Helmet
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1700Floral Decorated Textile
1700
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1701Pair of Arm Guards
1701
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1800Shawl
1800
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1575Dagger (Chilanum)
1575
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1701Sword (Saif) with Scabbard
1701
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1701Spear (Sangu)
1701
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1701Spear (Sang)
1701
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1601Dagger (Bichuwa)
1601
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1701Dagger (Katar)
1701
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650Pendant with Head of Buddha
650
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1501Helmet and Arm Guards
1501
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1601Crutch Dagger (Zafar Takieh, "Cushion of Victory")
1601
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1800Valance
1800
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1700Cover (Rumal)
1700
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1701Spear with Detachable Knife Head
1701
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1700Fragment of Turban Cloth
1700
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1767Hip Wrapper (Tuppotiya)
1767
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1701Spear
1701
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1701Spear (Sangu)
1701
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1701Spear
1701
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1601Helmet, Shield, and Arm Guard
1601
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Museum of Radio, Pereslavl-Zalessky - Regentone Twin-Tone radio with record player, Sweden (18813350901)
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1801Sword (Shamshir) with Scabbard Chape and Sling Straps
1801
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1801Shield (Dhàl)
1801
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1701Dagger with Sheath
1701
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1701Knife
1701
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1750Dagger (Pesh-kabz) with Sheath
1750
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1801Two Stirrups
1801
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1601Quoit
1601
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1845Shawl
1845
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1601Dagger (Katar)
1601
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1701Sword
1701
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1801Dagger (Katar) with Sheath
1801
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1801Dagger
1801
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1800Earrings
1800
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1601Sword Cane with Scabbard
1601
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1701Axe
1701
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1701Flail
1701
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1801Sword (Ayda Katti)
1801
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1701Helmet and Cuirass
1701
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1865Sunbonnet
1865
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1601Mail Hood and One Piece Suit
1601
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1575Sword (Pattisa)
1575
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1575Helmet of Mail and Plate
1575
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1701Sword (Talwar) with Scabbard
1701
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1801Knife (Kukri) with Sheath
1801
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1700Padlock in the Shape of a Galloping Horse
1700
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1801Sword
1801
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1701Dagger (Katar) with Sheath and Blade
1701
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1801Sword (Shamshir)
1801
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1700Padlock and Key
1700
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1701Sitar
1701
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1801Sword
1801
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1701Knife with Sheath
1701
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1675Base for a Water Pipe (Huqqa) with Irises
1675
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1700Ten Pierced Plaques
1700
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1601Arm Guard
1601
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1801Axe
1801
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1701Dagger (Katar)
1701
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1701Dagger (Pesh-kabz)
1701
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1701Dagger (Katar)
1701
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1801Shield (Dhàl)
1801
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1801Shield (Dhàl)
1801
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1701Arm Guard
1701
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1701Dagger (Katar)
1701
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1701Dagger (Katar) with Sheath
1701
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1800Shawl
1800
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1701Sword
1701
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1801Sword
1801
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1801Dagger with Sheath
1801
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1701Sacrificial Axe
1701
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1701Dagger with Sheath
1701
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1701Dagger with Sheath
1701
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1701Arm Guard
1701
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1701Dagger (Pesh-kabz) with Sheath and Baldric
1701
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1701Axe-Knife with Stiletto
1701
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1810Stole
1810
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1701Knife with Sheath
1701
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1701Gauntlet Sword (Pata)
1701
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1751Helmet, Arm Guard, and Shield
1751
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1801Helmet
1801
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1801Helmet
1801
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1701Axe
1701
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1701Tiger's Claw (Bagh Nakh)
1701
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1801Gauntlet Sword (Pata)
1801
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1701Dagger (Pesh-kabz) with Sheath
1701
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1601Archer's Ring
1601
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1601Spear
1601
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1701Dagger (Katar)
1701
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1801Dagger (Khanjar)
1801
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1701Axe with Stiletto
1701
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1701Dagger with Sheath
1701
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1601Inside Lame of Arm Guard
1601
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1701Dagger (Khanjar)
1701
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1851Shawl
1851
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1801Dagger (Khanjar) with Sheath
1801
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1805Earrings
1805
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1801Hilt of a Gauntlet Sword
1801
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1701Dagger (Pesh-kabz) with Sheath
1701
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1675Sword with Scabbard
1675
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1601Dagger (Khanjarli)
1601
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1701Sword (Talwar)
1701
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1601Dagger (Khanjarli) with Sheath
1601
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1601Dagger (Katar)
1601
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1701Dagger with Sheath
1701
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1701Dagger (Katar)
1701
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1701Knife
1701
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1700Padlock in the Shape of a Galloping Horse
1700
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1801Dagger (Jambiya)
1801
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1601Quoit
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1701Dagger (Katar)
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1701Arm Guard
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1701Helmet
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1801Dagger (Khanjar)
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1701Helmet
1701
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1701Helmet
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1701Helmet
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1701Dagger (Katar) with Sheath
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1801Dagger
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1675Cuirass
1675
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1700Padlock in the Shape of a Galloping Horse
1700
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1701Dagger (Jambiya) with Sheath
1701
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1601Pair of Arm Guards
1601
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1801Shield (Dhàl)
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1601Arm Guard
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1775Helmet
1775
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1701Helmet
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1801Knife with Sheath
1801
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700Seated Vishnu
700
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1650Shirt of Mail and Plate
1650
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1701Dagger (Khanjar)
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1601Arm Guard
1601
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1601Archer's Ring
1601
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1501Helmet (Top) and Arm Guards (Dastana)
1501
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1701Dagger (Pesh-kabz) with Sheath
1701
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1801Shield (Dhàl)
1801
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1701Helmet
1701
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1850Shawl
1850
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1701Shirt of Mail (Zireh)
1701
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1601Spear
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1601Quoit
1601
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1801Dagger (Jambiya)
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1801Gauntlet Sword (Pata)
1801
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1701Dagger (Pichangatti) with Sheath
1701
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1700Padlock and Key
1700
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1701Tiger's Claw (Bagh Nakh)
1701
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1700Javelin or Spear
1700
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1701Dagger (Jambiya)
1701
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1501Arm Guard
1501
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1800Earrings
1800
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1701Dagger (Katar) with Sheath
1701
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1725Arm Guard
1725
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1800Helmet (Khula Khud) with Horns
1800
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1800Stole
1800
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1701Tiger's Claw (Bagh Nakh)
1701
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550Scepter
550
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1750Dagger (Katar) Model
1750
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1701Crutch Dagger (Zafar Takieh, "Cushion of Victory")
1701
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1701Dagger (Katar)
1701
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1700Padlock and Key
1700
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1601Casque
1601
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1801Shield (Dhàl)
1801
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1700Dagger (Katar) with Sheath
1700
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1700Padlock and Key
1700
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1801Shield
1801
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1555Hawk Coin of the Emperor Akbar
1555
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540Ivory Pyx with the Triumph of Dionysos in India
540
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1935Carpet
1935
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ART DÉCO TELEFONAFFISCH Här visas en av LM Ericssons reklamaffischer från 1929. Den visar en ny kompakt bordstelefonmodell som Ericsson tagit fram influerad av fransk art déco. Den exlusiva art déco-stilen utvecklas från Parisutställningen 1925 och Ericsson tar 1929 fram denna förfinade telefonmodell. I bakgrunden på affischen syns södra Kungstornet i Stockholm. Byggnaden uppfördes som huvudkontor åt Ericsson 1925 och var ett av Stockholms första höghus. Grunden till den nya modellen är 1909 års
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1700Padlock
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1603Textile Fragment with a Repeating Pattern of Interlocked Tulips and Poppies
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1800Textile Fragment
1800
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1625Cope
1625
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1600Carpet
1600
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1700Padlock
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1600Textile Fragment
1600
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1800Textile Fragment
1800
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1700Textile Fragment
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1800Bowl
1800
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1775Ring
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1700Hilt
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1700Ewer
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2022Antique pocket watches from a collection, in Kolkata
2022
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2012Stockholm Design week 2012: Form us With Love
2012
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2016Ian Patrick captures The Rajasthan Express and Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood
2016
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2019Photographer Maja Daniels explores the ancient language and culture of an isolated Swedish community
2019
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2017Donal Sturt and India Dickinson curate monochromatic exhibition, Laetus
2017
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2016Mumbai-based artist Yashasvi Mathis' unconventional take on the world
2016
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2020“I look for ways to distill the complexities of heartbreak and joy”: Prarthna Singh reflects on gender and politics in India today
2020
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2012A fresh, Swedish graphic design studio for y'all to be inspired by
2012
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2015Perfect type and considered visual flourishes in Stockholm-based Studio Parasto Backman's graphics
2015
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2013Illustration: Sameer Kulavoor paints a beautiful portrait of metropolitan India
2013
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1953Scandanavia. Norway. Finland. Sweden.
1953
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2012Stockholm Design Lab create smashing new Ikea food packaging
2012
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1816(E. Sheet) Outlines of the Countries Between Delhi and Constantinople By A. Arrowsmith 1814. Additions to 1816.
1816
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1840Indian Peninsula with Ceylon.
1840
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012
2012
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2019Photographer Karolina Gembara on her solemn yet beautiful seven-year journey in Delhi
2019
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2017Christabel Forbes depicts the community, colours and bustle of Modinagar, India
2017
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2014Photography: Mexico, India and Morocco through the eyes of photographer Mowgli
2014
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2013Swedish studio PJADAD kick food photography up a gear for new campaign
2013
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2013Things 2013 #8: professional wrestling, Swedish design, youthful shots, 180 shots and the future of illustration.
2013
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2023In northern India, Bharat Sikka photographs the Khasi people’s deep understanding of nature
2023
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2019How do you advertise a Swedish bank? With Snoop Dogg and Afghan hounds
2019
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2022Even after the loss of his eyesight, Indian artist Benode Behari Mukherjee continued to inspire generations of creativity
2022
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1728A chart of the East Indian Ocean from the islands of Maldivy to Cambodia.
1728
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1953Near East. Middle East. India. Pakistan. Tibet.
1953
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2012Stockholm Design Week 2012: Clemence Seilles
2012