PORT LOUIS (Reuters) - Mauritian textile maker Ciel Textile FKL.
|
|
Related: 8 Textile Artists Weave a Narrative of Racial Injustice An Artist Documented Ayahuasca's Secrets as Sounds and Textile Art Artists-in-Residence: The Textile Arts Center's Fiber-Filled Program
|
|
Their work addresses waste throughout different phases of textile production: fabric waste, textile waste, and garment waste.
|
|
S James Victor, advisor with the textile union, criticized a lack of progress over working conditions for textile workers.
|
|
However new domestic and export orders to Indonesia's textile industry have risen by around 10% this year as factories seek to substitute material from China, said Anne Patricia Sutanto of the association of textile and textile products makers.
|
|
Textile companies also remained in the news on reports that a new textile policy may be finalised in the next three months.
|
|
Francesca Capone works with yarn and words to construct statements that can be translated from text to textile and textile to text.
|
|
In short order, she went on to work with most of America's leading textile manufacturers, including Dupont-Rayon, Standard Textile, and Belding Brothers.
|
|
Whereas we might imagine wearable technology as having a computer built into some textile, "materials that compute" imagine that textile as the computer.
|
|
The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum appointed Camille Ann Brewer as their first full-time curator of contemporary textile art.
|
|
The council also said it resolutely opposes additional U.S. tariffs on China's textile and textile equipment exports, according to a statement on its website.
|
|
American textile makers shipped more than $11 billion in goods to Canada and Mexico last year, according to the National Council of Textile Organizations.
|
|
An estimated $11.5 billion out of $26.3 billion of U.S. textile exports go to Canada and Mexico, according to the National Council of Textile Organizations.
|
|
The service is being run by the Tamil Nadu Textile and Common Labour Union, one of the largest women workers' unions in India's textile hub.
|
|
Integrated energy textile, including (left) a photograph showing the tailorability of the textile cloth; and (right) the equivalent circuit as well as the light-charge performance.
|
|
Bulgarian Association of Apparel and Textile Producers and Exporters chief Radina Bankova said salaries were becoming less competitive, a problem for the textile industry across Europe.
|
|
Working with an international team, we took minute samples of textile and skin for biochemical analysis, radiocarbon dating, textile analysis and DNA analysis of disease causing bacteria.
|
|
He went on to receive a bachelor's degree in textile chemistry in 1953 from the Lowell Textile Institute and a master's of business administration from Harvard Business School.
|
|
Related: An Artist Documented Ayahuasca's Secrets as Sounds and Textile Art Brooklyn Textile Artists Weave a Delicate Social Fabric Sexts We'd Send If Our Tattoos Were Chinese Textiles
|
|
The textile and fabric finishing and coating mills industry employed 6,100 textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators, an occupation projected to decline by 19.4% in the next decade.
|
|
Among outstanding movers were shares in OC Oerlikon , up 5.5 percent, after the Swiss-listed textile-and-surfacing solutions group forecast rising textile margins following two big Chinese orders.
|
|
An old cotton mill there, once an integral part of Hong Kong's textile industry and postwar development, has been transformed into a Center for Heritage, Arts & Textile, or CHAT.
|
|
To prepare for TPP, Chinese textile group Texhong Textile is building a $450 million industrial park in northern Quang Ninh province, with an additional $640 million for supporting industries.
|
|
The Senate bill also creates the Sustainable Textile and Apparel Research (STAR) Fund to support U.S. jobs and the research and development of sustainable textile and apparel supply chains.
|
|
Italy's textile imports from China fell 20.9390 percent in the first 10 months of last year, to 347 million euros ($370 million), according to SMI, Italy's textile and fashion association.
|
|
The Circle and the Square (2015–17), an event and installation in an unused textile mill in Pendle, England, similarly engages with the textile industry, immigration, global capitalism, and community.
|
|
All strategic imports, such as food and petroleum products, and raw materials for the textile industry, as well as major exports such as sugar and textile transit through the harbor.
|
|
Despite regretting the purchase of failing textile company Berkshire Hathaway in 1962, Buffett did the same thing 13 years later, when he purchased Waumbec Mills — another New England textile company.
|
|
In one case, Ross bought two struggling North Carolina fabric makers out of bankruptcy to create International Textile Group (ITG) in 20123, as textile import quotas were being phased out.
|
|
Nearly 323 percent of China's textile industry's print and dye mills have been closed temporarily for environmental inspections over the last few months, a U.S. based textile exporter told NPR.
|
|
Fiber and Textile There has been a strong interest in fiber and textile art in the last half-decade, circling back to the '50s and '60s, as well as newer work.
|
|
" When the textile plant closed, so did "The Hill.
|
|
" Hanes Brands: "I have not liked the textile business.
|
|
One of his last completed works, it consists of sound boxes from children's toys arranged in two groupings: white sound boxes on a white textile, and black ones on a black textile.
|
|
Industry officials said textile raw material from China is coming into India via Bangladesh, which has a free-trade agreement with India giving it access to the country's $100 billion textile market.
|
|
"Perhaps more than any other significant textile artist of the 20th century, Ethel Stein's work grew out of her study of historical textile techniques that she decoded to achieve an extraordinary freedom of expression in her own woven art works," Lucy A. Commoner, former head of conservation and senior textile conservator at Cooper Hewitt, said by email.
|
|
"Different studies and numerous documented case studies reveal repeated stories of exploitation of the adolescents in various forms in textile sector," said R Paritha, president of the textile union, said in a statement.
|
|
Italian textile manufacturers and the European Apparel and Textile Confederation (Euratex) acted during the negotiations to prevent Chinese products that had undergone a finishing process in Vietnam from entering the EU without duties.
|
|
The yuan's declines, increasing U.S.-China trade tensions and rising textile industries in Vietnam and other southeast Asian countries have increased uncertainty around the development of China's textile industry, according to the firm.
|
|
That's where Norwegian textile magnate Jac Jacobsen first encountered one.
|
|
Items found included bones, ceramic vessels, jewelry, textile, and wood.
|
|
The city's once vibrant textile industry had all but disappeared.
|
|
The only textile artist in the group is Akiko Ando.
|
|
The only textile artist in the group is Akiko Ando.
|
|
This is especially true in the automotive and textile industries.
|
|
Her father was a textile executive, her mother a magistrate.
|
|
Textile mills manufacturing cut 119,100 jobs between 2001 and 2017.
|
|
His father fixed textile looms, and his mother sold dresses.
|
|
In the 20th century, it embraced textile and apparel manufacturing.
|
|
I'd never seen it, and I go to textile museums.
|
|
Runoff from textile factories pollutes waterways and disrupts ecosystems worldwide.
|
|
His father had been a textile merchant in Nazi Germany.
|
|
Above, a textile factory in China's central province of Henan.
|
|
In 1917, Ahmedabad in Gujarat witnessed a huge textile strike.
|
|
Pyongyang's textile exports also are affected under the new sanctions.
|
|
Indonesia in 2018 exported $13.2 billion worth of textile goods.
|
|
Indonesia in 2018 exported $13.2 billion worth of textile goods.
|
|
Mass MoCA, in former textile mills of North Adams, Mass.
|
|
A Walmart shut its doors, as did a textile factory.
|
|
Nearly 80 percent of the textile exports went to China.
|
|
Skyline's digital textile printer turns out upholstery fabric on demand.
|
|
"We hope it will be one of the stray incidents that will not have much impact on our near $42 billion textile exports," said a senior textile ministry official, who declined to be named.
|
|
In addition to being a mother and textile design instructor, Rantanen pushed the physical limitations of textile art by creating works on a monumental scale, works that are described as having distinctly narrative qualities.
|
|
While Trump has said NAFTA has cost the United States jobs, more than 64,000 textile workers, largely in North and South Carolina and Georgia, are dependent on the current textile and apparel trade with Mexico.
|
|
Over the last 30 years, the textile industry has been decimated by outsourcing and unfavorable trade deals, shedding 0003 million jobs in the process, said Augustine Tantillo, president of the National Council of Textile Organizations.
|
|
Working in this textile workshop takes me away from my imprisonment.
|
|
This textile isn't the creation of a sci-fi costume director.
|
|
In 1950, 323,669 people worked on textile products in New York.
|
|
The sanctions ban natural gas imports as well as textile exports.
|
|
So we have different waste streams coming into our textile bank.
|
|
Walking around such a textile literally creates different points of view.
|
|
Kestrel wants to make the next big leap in textile science.
|
|
The textile-based design is lightweight and moves with the body.
|
|
Around the same time, the textile industry underwent significant technological changes.
|
|
More than 300,000 jobs have vanished from the textile industry alone.
|
|
Textile patterns are drawn, stitched together, fabrics are invented and produced.
|
|
India is one of the world's largest textile and garment manufacturers.
|
|
The history of the textile industry provides examples of both dynamics.
|
|
Cambodia's textile, garments and footwear industry are vital to its economy.
|
|
LJ Roberts is a visual and textile artist based in Brooklyn.
|
|
While she was pregnant, she was promoted to senior textile designer.
|
|
They're going to bring their textile expertise to the Home Depot.
|
|
Diana Weymar is an American textile artist who lives in Canada.
|
|
Fingers Make a Line, which features drawing, embroidery, and textile work,
|
|
But it's struggled since its tobacco and textile mills shut down.
|
|
Ross also salvaged two distressed textile companies in 2002 and 2004.
|
|
The museum hired a textile reproduction artist to fashion the dress.
|
|
Suppose a textile designer grabbed a woman's breast in the subway.
|
|
But she was not widely known outside the textile-art world.
|
|
The series consists of textile masters wrapped in their own fabrics.
|
|
" Mr. McKinnon replied, "That's the state of the U.S. textile industry.
|
|
The organization hoped to protect and foster local textile manufacturing industries.
|
|
For the textile artist Adam Pogue, necessity has always bred invention.
|
|
Some businesses where he has invested, like textile mills, have struggled.
|
|
U.S. textile and seafood production industries may see more concrete results.
|
|
Diana Ejaita is an illustrator and textile designer based in Berlin.
|
|
His father owned a store that sold textile dye to shepherds.
|
|
The American textile industry is small and increasingly dominated by robots.
|
|
Look at the city's textile map for the nearest recycling location.
|
|
The painting becomes a textile as much as it represents one.
|
|
The Council for Textile Recycling estimates that the average US citizen throws away 120 pounds of clothing and textiles per year; the EPA notes that a substantial amount of that textile waste winds up in landfills.
|
|
The decline is even more pronounced in the textile industry: Nationally, employment in textile mills has fallen from about half a million in 1990 to just 109,000 workers today, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
|
|
American textile producers shipped more than $11 billion in goods to Canada and Mexico last year, according to Lloyd Wood, the director of public affairs for the National Council of Textile Organizations, an industry trade group.
|
|
During the second week of November, the exhibition Design Vision, curated by fashion designer Walter Rodrigues with the Textile Focus Institute, highlighted the textile artworks of four artists: Alexandre Hebert, Eva Soban, Lídia Lisboa, and Renato Dib.
|
|
Rising imports sent India's trade deficit with China in textile products to a record high $203 billion in 2017/18, alarming industry officials as India had been until recently a net exporter of textile products to China.
|
|
" Martin admits that her biggest challenge in the curatorial process was narrowing down the vast array of work that relates to textile productions, and ultimately chose to focus on "artists informed by very essential aspects of textile.
|
|
The bride's father, who is retired, was the chief executive and the owner of the Weave Corporation, a textile manufacturing company that was in Hackensack, N.J. He also served as the chairman of the National Textile Association.
|
|
In addition to the coronavirus windfall, textile sales may also rise after the ratification of an Indonesia-Australia free trade agreement this year, under which Australia will remove a 5% import duty on textile products, Sutanto said.
|
|
Kibbe wants us to think of textile disposal as recycling, not donation.
|
|
"We fired 2,000 people over time ... at the textile operation," he said.
|
|
"We like to say that we're a textile love story," says Wilson.
|
|
And it's far from the only futuristic, critter-friendly textile out there.
|
|
Cambodia's textile and footwear industry generates $6 billion annually for the economy.
|
|
He worked for a textile company and was in Dhaka on business.
|
|
One kindergarten is located inside the Kim Jong Suk Pyongyang textile mill.
|
|
Zhang was also a non-executive director of Weiqiao Textile Co Ltd.
|
|
Hand crafted leather and textile tassels to brighten up any key chain.
|
|
Textile performance artist Harriet Riddell specializes in observational portraits rendered in embroidery.
|
|
Jeff Bezos' $23 million mansion (the former Textile Museum) is No. 1.
|
|
Did you know the French Fauvist painter was also a textile designer?
|
|
Scrambling around with those unfashionable dying businesses, Textile Mills in New England.
|
|
There is almost nothing like China's electronics factories or Bangladesh's textile sweatshops.
|
|
China's textile and apparel makers are going through a painful industrial restructuring.
|
|
Her father owned O'Bie of California, a textile company in Los Angeles.
|
|
The other, in a textile factory, involves Iremar and a pregnant woman.
|
|
The other four textile companies could not be reached immediately for comment.
|
|
It's constructed from a heavily smocked textile with very closely packed pleating.
|
|
"We don't want this," Nasima, a textile industry worker, told Reuters Television.
|
|
Shoplifter's work draws inspiration from pop culture, Scandinavian textile art, and graffiti.
|
|
Alkoxylation is a special chemical used to make detergents, textile and leather.
|
|
Engel's hometown, where they established a textile store and had two children.
|
|
Visiting a textile coloration mill also had a big influence on me.
|
|
I attended the University of Mumbai for a bachelor's in textile technology.
|
|
Lewiston today is a hollowed-out exoskeleton of a textile mill town.
|
|
Advanced fabric research is a specialty at Zegna, a textile industry leader.
|
|
Tobacco warehouses and textile mills have become upscale condominium and office buildings.
|
|
The same goes for faux leather, as textile manufacturers continue to innovate.
|
|
Textile wall hangings and low-slung modular seating are decidedly un-officelike.
|
|
"Matador Lady Killer," a textile work by Anastasia Schipani of Oakland, Calif.
|
|
The renewed interest in textile making is also creating enthusiasm for classes.
|
|
Painting, sculpture, and textile work are one solitary entity in her mind.
|
|
And the textile ones appear to be humming, traders and agents say.
|
|
It also calls for maintaining "reciprocal access" for textile and apparel products.
|
|
This exhibition presents the totality, including Bakst's madly beautiful gouache textile studies.
|
|
The country is the largest textile and garment exporter in the world.
|
|
They found plastic and textile fibers in a quarter of the animals.
|
|
Chinese textile exports to the U.S. are among the goods facing tariffs.
|
|
Fortunately, she shared her studio with eight other fashion and textile designers.
|
|
For more, click on The Swiss surfacing, textile machinery and automotive conglomerate said it secured two major contracts worth 20.9573 million Swiss francs for its synthetic fiber textile machinery business, a development that will help boost the segment's margins.
|
|
Indeed, Mr. Qiu said that Ruyi — founded in 1972, one of China's leading textile manufacturers and the owner of several fashion brands, including Sandro and Maje — was undergoing its own transformation from a textile business into a technology company.
|
|
Mexico City's Galería OMR is showing an enthralling textile work by Yann Gerstberger.
|
|
Until the 22017s, about 105,000 people earned a wage in its textile mills.
|
|
Turkey is Europe's third-largest textile supplier after China and Bangladesh, he said.
|
|
But this cube is surrounded by chaotic, extravagant, tattooed, embossed, embroidered textile walls.
|
|
His time of one minute 43.14 remains the fastest in a textile suit.
|
|
The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art is accepting entries for a textile design.
|
|
A PLATE-GLASS roof connects two former textile factories under a soaring atrium.
|
|
The long-term process of improving the textile industry continues step by step.
|
|
He was born in 1790 in Haslingden, the heart of Lancashire's textile industry.
|
|
Once, textile-mill workers in South Carolina had exclusive access to American technology.
|
|
He found a job in Dhaka as a supervisor at a textile company.
|
|
She was in Dhaka on a business trip for a textile printing business.
|
|
One Karachi textile boss, who employs more than 210.5 people, puts it bluntly.
|
|
Take our textile industry, which you think is near-impossible to attain growth.
|
|
A huge portion of this output is unused excess fabric and textile scraps.
|
|
Krishna in the Garden of Assam: The cultural context of an Indian textile
|
|
But he now delivers long, exhortatory speeches to the textile workers, without notes.
|
|
It will be framed by textile works assembled from fragments of antique quilts.
|
|
My mother was head of a textile department in Iceland for 25 years.
|
|
Mumbai's BDD chawls were built in the 21s to house textile mill workers.
|
|
In one textile factory, as many as 100 people were reportedly trapped inside.
|
|
The braided textile cord that loops lazily behind your head is handsome enough.
|
|
They are forced to work abroad in mining, logging, textile and construction industries.
|
|
Textile designer Paulin Machado said her designs were informed by traditional Indonesian fabrics.
|
|
The design was created by NTT and Toray Industries, a global textile manufacturer.
|
|
Researching the types of textile patterns, architecture, music and colors associated with these.
|
|
The sanctions would also include a global ban on the country's textile exports.
|
|
He worked in agriculture for a few years before entering the textile business.
|
|
Textile cutting-machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 15.8%
|
|
"The textile ban, inspections paragraphs, and joint ventures language are strong," he added.
|
|
The textile business now has 120 employees, about 110 at the workshop itself.
|
|
The letter has exposed the underbelly of the textile industry in the region.
|
|
Digital security professional and fashion designer Kate Rose doesn't just design textile patterns.
|
|
SUFFIELD 3rd Annual Textile Trunk Show, art and projects by Timna Tarr. Sept.
|
|
Farther into Ancoats, deserted streets remain lined with vestiges of old textile mills.
|
|
It won't take a textile fortune to live at Ponemah, its developers said.
|
|
His wife, 30, was a preschool teacher who also ran a textile shop.
|
|
It's a hardworking, rather gray area with a sizeable electronics and textile industry.
|
|
It was designed and fabricated using The Crated's own textile circuitry technology, INTELLiTEX.
|
|
Visitors are encouraged to bring a textile in need of mending or embellishing.
|
|
He notes the "colorful textile phalluses" hanging around the necks of establishment men.
|
|
Reliance was originally founded as a small textile manufacturing company by Ambani's father.
|
|
Delta said the uniform met "the highest textile standards" in a toxicology study.
|
|
Piñatex, a pineapple-derived textile, has become a popular earth-friendly leather alternative.
|
|
A rival textile company offered him a better job — and a big raise.
|
|
Frank never trained as a textile designer, yet he was incredibly technically accomplished.
|
|
But the story begins decades ago, when China first targeted small textile towns.
|
|
Here are some ideas for the textile artists you know (or aspiring ones).
|
|
Pros: Completely vegan, socially responsible brandCons: Textile upper can tear or stain easily
|
|
The clothing and textile sector is now 74 percent of UNICOR's total earnings!
|
|
Textile safety and quality were top priorities during the development of the uniforms.
|
|
He said there was also an unlicensed textile workshop on the ground floor.
|
|
The textile mills in Massachusetts, for example, where did that cotton come from?
|
|
Anni's richly crafted textile pieces elegantly commingle with her wild and energetic drawings.
|
|
Under the 2016 Madras court ruling, Tamil Nadu's garment and textile workers should see their pay rise from a monthly average of 4,500 to 6,500 rupees - which campaigners say is comparable to wages for textile jobs in most other states.
|
|
Sixteen of 18 manufacturing industries expanded, led by textile mills and producers nonmetallic minerals.
|
|
Ross sold out of the textile operation only weeks before the U.S. presidential election.
|
|
If Banana Republic wants to start a technical-textile driven line, it just … will.
|
|
Centurión's textile works engaged with folk art and queer aesthetics in 1990s South America.
|
|
"Things are just going down under President Zuma," textile worker Florence Titus told Reuters.
|
|
It's a single room covered floor to ceiling in textile replicas of Southern americana.
|
|
Take a look at the tattered remains of the textile factory power house below.
|
|
Result: As much as 60 percent of the American textile industry entirely shut down.
|
|
At the time, the company was a struggling textile mill in New Bedford, Mass.
|
|
He said there was a textile workshop operating without a license at the entrance.
|
|
In 2018 sales, mostly of textile fibre made from the plant's stalk, totalled $1.2bn.
|
|
His favorite for the role, textile business mogul Josue Gomes, refused it earlier Thursday.
|
|
Tan said polluting textile factories had been the hardest hit by the Water 10.
|
|
Will she craft more of her clever textile takes on seminal Modernist painting styles?
|
|
Some of the bigger names have been International Steel Group, Lear and International Textile.
|
|
And she is the source of a large portion of our Asian textile collection.
|
|
Often, plastic textile fibers are the dominant source of plastic pollution found in surveys.
|
|
The neighborhood where the stampede took place used to be filled with textile mills.
|
|
Zorlu Holding has interests in energy, real estate, electronics, white goods and textile sectors.
|
|
A Carrefour spokesperson said it normally gives textile bags but had temporarily run out.
|
|
Even the textile industry owed its rapid growth indirectly to the military-industrial complex.
|
|
Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders are projected to decline by 18.1%
|
|
Nien Hsing Textile employs one-quarter of the tiny African nation's total garment workforce.
|
|
It would not turn the lights on at shuttered textile plants in the Carolinas.
|
|
Textile production isn't leaving the cost-saving harbors of South Asia or South America.
|
|
Yancheng is known as a center of textile production and farming in Jiangsu Province.
|
|
She also said she has a different relation to each textile in the project.
|
|
A nearby Burlington Industries textile plant that employed more than 220,000 shut in 2002.
|
|
The rally in local prices has prompted some Indian textile mills to start imports.
|
|
Those trapped included five Taiwanese workers in a textile factory in downtown Mexico City.
|
|
Textile production isn't leaving the cost saving harbors of South Asia or South America.
|
|
The Swedish retailer is also launching a textile recycling scheme across the UK. bit.
|
|
Why should we care about whether a 10th-century textile says "Allah" or not?
|
|
While the technology exists in laboratories, it hasn't leaped to the textile industry yet.
|
|
Here are commonplace books, antique blankets, textile sample books, needlework portfolios and fabric swatches.
|
|
A light textile covers the leather footbed so your feet never get too hot.
|
|
His father was a successful textile importer and dress-shirt wholesaler in Lima, Peru.
|
|
The National Council of Textile Organizations, for example, is seeking tariffs on Chinese textiles.
|
|
Soon innovations in textile design moved from the artisan's studio to the industrial factory.
|
|
We had the most incredible textile industry, and so much of it is gone.
|
|
Several parts of the auto, textile, and apparel industries show up on the list.
|
|
In 2016, Bezos bought a former textile museum in Washington, DC for $23 million.
|
|
The brand uses no new textile fabrics in an effort to protect natural resources.
|
|
He spent his career in a variety of embroidery, textile and photo-processing businesses.
|
|
For American Textile Co., based in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, that could be a devastating blow.
|
|
Chinese textile companies are also employing thousands of cheaper North Korean workers in China.
|
|
You may want to pair your silk garments wth cotton or another textile instead.
|
|
Along the right wall, there are three large framed textile works by Christopher Richard.
|
|
"We think textile and humanity are inseparable, so we think it could become a perfect computing platform, and that's part of the disruption we are trying to make," said Tony Chahine, CEO of Myant, one of the leading knit smart-textile groups.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's textile mills have worked off cotton inventory in the hope of picking up lower-priced fiber when the government in the world's top textile market resumes annual sales of state reserves on Monday even after getting caught short last year.
|
|
PORT-AU-PRINCE, June 26 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Haitian textile workers took to the streets on Monday to demand a higher minimum wage as managers of textile factories threatened to leave the country if the government did not clamp down on demonstrations.
|
|
A report into the girl's death by the Tamil Nadu Textile and Common Labour Union, a women-led trade union set up to represent women in the textile industry, said there were "wound marks on her body and rope impression around her neck".
|
|
The brand is known for its innovative textile design, paired with a modern, feminine silhouette.
|
|
The problem of pollution in the textile industry may have met its match with bacteria.
|
|
She was a product manager at Johnson & Johnson and at Mettur Beardsell, a textile firm.
|
|
Other pigments were found to replace Paris green in paintings and the textile industry etc.
|
|
Rug Ideas is a full-service rug, textile, and hide company based in Los Angeles.
|
|
Nesi, who had to close his grandfather's decades-old textile business, understands the problems firsthand.
|
|
Ticker: GIIISector: Consumer discretionaryIndustry: Textile, apparel and luxury goodsMarket cap: $1.3 billionSource: Bank of America
|
|
The city's textile mills were packed with workers of mostly Quebecois, Irish, and English pedigree.
|
|
Traditional sectors such as chemicals, textile, and transports continue to ensure a solid tax base.
|
|
Textile workers in Bangladesh, who are mostly women, are entitled to four months' maternity leave.
|
|
A Chinese textile importer laughs when asked if he would ever move production to Nigeria.
|
|
It is part of "Bellyphat" (2016), a textile-and-paint collage by artist Tschabalala Self.
|
|
Until the textile industry picks up, it's very difficult to build a case for cotton.
|
|
So the textile, farming side plus the retail modules all have to be in place.
|
|
The coloring process for the textile and paper workshops, for example, comes from natural dyes.
|
|
In 1969, she received the Neiman Marcus Fashion Award for her fashion and textile designs.
|
|
The plant mainly makes textile-related materials, such as rayon staple fiber and nylon fiber.
|
|
The artificial textile maker's shares were down 0.3 percent at 1,016 crowns at 0826 GMT.
|
|
Three Nordic mills export dissolving pulp, the product that can be turned into textile fiber.
|
|
Textile knitting-and-weaving-machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 19.3%
|
|
In this project, the natural network of the root system turns into an artificial textile.
|
|
Combining history and criticism, this study of textile crafting highlights its social and political aspects.
|
|
JAMESPORT Textile and mixed media by Valerie Zeman and still life photographs by Harold Naideau.
|
|
Ksynia Marko was awarded the 22016 Plowden Medal in recognition of her textile conservation work.
|
|
Sinomach makes construction and agriculture equipment, while China High-Tech is a textile machinery manufacturer.
|
|
They're textile pieces Windland created after researching the desperate measures women took before Roe v.
|
|
At the Suk Pyongyang textile factory, employees sort and process silkworms to produce silk threads.
|
|
On the right side of the coffin sat a bowl wrapped in a Mayan textile.
|
|
JAMESPORT Textile and mixed media by Valerie Zeman and still-life photographs by Harold Naideau.
|
|
Her father was an accountant at a textile factory and her mother was a nurse.
|
|
Her mother was a signalwoman on a toll road and worked in the textile industry.
|
|
Liz Collins Studio reimagines traditional textile techniques and makes large-scale rugs in extreme textures.
|
|
The bride's father was a textile salesman for the Ametex Fabric Company in Mansfield, Mass.
|
|
Her paintings have toyed with unlikely intersections of architectural space, abstract patterns and textile prints.
|
|
Alia Ali: Textile has always been significant to my work — it's significant to us all.
|
|
I work fluidly between art and design with an emphasis on fiber and textile media.
|
|
Istanbul (CNN)Bahaa, a 8-year-old Syrian textile worker, has a new morning commute.
|
|
Her father's textile business and savvy in real estate investment gave the family moneyed status.
|
|
Bezos' property spans 27,000 square feet and is the site of the former Textile Museum.
|
|
Fiber, yarn, and thread mills employed 13,100 textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine operators.
|
|
Some, for instance, think that it, too, might form the basis of a textile industry.
|
|
His father was in the textile and dye business, and his mother was a homemaker.
|
|
The current owner, Marc Brouwers, who runs a textile business, bought De Wielewaal in 2007.
|
|
BOCE already trades a variety of textile products including cotton, cashmere, goose feathers and eiderdown.
|
|
"The textile workers that we saw in the other painting might be there," he said.
|
|
The various threads of the book are here woven into a light, yet taut, textile.
|
|
The latest innovation is Koba, the first bio-based faux fur by textile manufacturer Ecopel.
|
|
Before long, he purchased two textile makers in North Carolina: Cone Mills and Burlington Mills.
|
|
Prior to her modeling debut, Apfel owned a design and textile company with her husband.
|
|
This effect was documented in the U.S. textile industry as it received protection from imports.
|
|
Footage showed fighters with Ahrar al-Sham entering a textile factory they had just seized.
|
|
"The most exploitative hostels are those run by the textile and garment industry," Samy said.
|
|
Technology companies and universities have spread in a city once fueled by its textile industry.
|
|
The textile-to-garment company had initially forecast a 5.023% rise in sales this year.
|
|
I wandered into a textile shop and saw elaborate designs that reminded me of Lahore.
|
|
It's not just difficult, it's impossible to survive on the salary the textile mills pay.
|
|
The Subliminal is Now also contained video collages, framed photographic prints, and framed textile pieces.
|
|
On the bus with me was a group of mostly women from all over the world, all of us attendees of Shetland Wool Week, a knitting and textile festival hailed through the world's knitting grapevine as the mecca of all knitting and textile festivals.
|
|
Tanya Aguiñigas work results from a lifetime of creating textile pieces from broken and found threads.
|
|
India is one of the world's largest textile and garment manufacturers, supplying local and international markets.
|
|
However, waste in the clothing and textile industries is becoming a top concern for younger shoppers.
|
|
Exemplified in the textile works of Catunda, Dib, and Gomes, is an artistic language of resistance.
|
|
Miles away at Tate Modern, the gallery's 2020 program will begin with Abakanowicz's massive textile sculptures.
|
|
Like her town, contemporary embroidery and textile artist Maggy Rozycki Hiltner is something of a maverick.
|
|
TWO) top the HSBC Asia ex-Japan fund, while Hong Kong-listed Texhong Textile Group (2678.
|
|
With the textile bank, our goal is to keep the fabrics in the right next life.
|
|
The new municipal library, housed in a former textile factory, has an exhibition of Andalusian mantillas.
|
|
The Avenir Foundation donated $5 million to the Textile Museum collection at the George Washington University.
|
|
According to Inman, the museum staff took advantage of the latest advances in textile conservation technology.
|
|
Reverse Resources — Reverse Resources turns pre-consumer textile waste into a resource for the fashion industry.
|
|
He traveled often for his job in the textile sector, which had brought him to Dhaka.
|
|
Textile firm TNG Investment & Trading told Quintanilla that it's never seen an expansion like this before.
|
|
The textile version is up in Nobody Promised You Tomorrow at Brooklyn Museum until December 8.
|
|
Those sanctions imposed a ban on the country's textile exports and capping imports of crude oil.
|
|
The incident occurred at a textile mill in Rupganj, on the outskirts of the Bangladesh capital.
|
|
They may end up in domestic work, small industries such as textile workshops, farming or brothels.
|
|
He sent away for textile samples from Italy and China for different types of woven fabric.
|
|
Sunday/Monday:This textile brand is offering 15% off site-wide from August 31 through September 3.
|
|
Apartment blocks, offices, a school and a textile factory were among the structures that were destroyed.
|
|
All products are made from fair-trade-certified organic cotton (dyed within Global Organic Textile Standards).
|
|
The future of textile technology will be all about embedding tech right into the fabrics themselves.
|
|
Supply chain consultant Tjia said North Korea textile workers will be hit by the trade ban.
|
|
In January-August of this year, textile and clothing exports are down more than 4.5 percent.
|
|
Oroton, which began in 1938 as an international fashion textile importer, left its earnings guidance unchanged.
|
|
The measures could include Myanmar's lucrative textile industry and potentially put thousands of jobs at risk.
|
|
Brătescu's oeuvre is vast and includes drawing, collage, engravings, textile, photography, experimental film, video, and performances.
|
|
With a 90% tariff, Kaduna Textile Mills could afford to train local foremen and hire technicians.
|
|
Grass encroaches on the lot of a textile company that defaulted on a bond last year.
|
|
Other works made from traditional textile processes include Sophia Narrett's embroidered paintings of American popular culture.
|
|
It is unlikely that the bulk of those jobs will be anything like traditional textile work.
|
|
Mr. Larsen, a renowned textile designer, author and art collector, shares his garden with the public.
|
|
Around 65 artworks, ranging from photographs to videos to textile pieces will be on display. casulapowerhouse.
|
|
"You always have to be one think ahead," she said, breezing ahead to a textile display.
|
|
The leather footbed is covered in a light textile so your feet never get too hot.
|
|
The groom's father is a sales manager at Ralph Tex, a textile manufacturer in New York.
|
|
A ban on textile imports from the North will go into effect immediately, the statement said.
|
|
Bagger tells Creators that the history of textile design is a constant influence on her work.
|
|
Magness points to swimming and the banning of full-body non-textile polyurethane swimsuits in 2010.
|
|
Yeah, I'm a photo editor at a design and architecture magazine, and also a textile designer.
|
|
It's also worth noting the brand offers a lifetime warranty on all of their textile products.
|
|
Both the textile and tourism sectors are likely to be hit hard by the travel restrictions.
|
|
I came out of this experience with increased knowledge of the historical and contemporary textile industry.
|
|
As a textile artist I look for the variety and the hand-twisting of the silk.
|
|
According to Statista, China accounted for nearly 38 percent of the world's textile exports in 2018.
|
|
His father, a textile merchant, had begun with a pushcart and ended up owning several factories.
|
|
Tiny perfume vessels in rich blues and greens show remarkable prowess with the delicate material. Textile?
|
|
His mother worked in a textile factory before eventually staying at home to raise the family.
|
|
The bride's father owns the Atrium Buying Corporation, a textile importing company based in Columbus, Ohio.
|
|
Titanwala's work can be seen in the Anohki Museum and the Iwatate Textile Museum in Tokyo.
|
|
The textile furnishings industry, which makes products like carpets and rugs, employed 10,280 sewing machine operators.
|
|
Another of the three downtown buildings, a former textile mill, is a relic of that time.
|
|
Delta said that in this textile diversion program, no items will go to landfills or incineration.
|
|
Mr. Yodice, 70, is a retired manager for a textile company, who now lives in Queens.
|
|
Although Turkey's textile, leather and clothing production has been in place for centuries, designing has not.
|
|
Take, for instance, Ms. Elkind and Ms. Murphy's haggling over the resale of the $15 textile.
|
|
Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have added extra carbonyl sulfide through textile manufacturing and other activities.
|
|
TSG is a 115-year-old, family-owned company that works with textile manufacturers and others.
|
|
The immersive installation is a partial commentary on the endangered textile production of the indigenous population.
|
|
She is founder of Block Shop Textiles, a textile company in Los Angeles and Bagru, India.
|
|
Textile art, sometimes called fiber art, once occupied ambiguous terrain in a now-obsolete art vs.
|
|
Deep Time at Radiator Arts finds artists exploring the formal ties between textile and digital art.
|
|
Textile companies in China are expected to post a 12-month forward revenue growth of 23 percent, the highest expected increase in the Asia-Pacific region in the "Textile & Apparel" sector, according to Thomson Reuters StarMine SmartEstimates, which emphasizes on recent forecasts by top-rated analysts.
|
|
Currently the space is exhibiting curious contemporary textile works by Paloma Castillo Mora and Ana Videla, with the aim of highlighting a rich textile tradition in Chile, from the Mapuche to canonical artists like Cecilia Vicuña, who was a voice of resistance during the Pinochet dictatorship.
|
|
He held positions with the Textile Workers Union of America and, later, the Directors Guild of America.
|
|