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1. Four Generations of Sani Hemp Satchels.

Author

Clarke, Robert C.

Subjects
*HEMP, *ETHNIC groups, *WOMEN consumers, *SPINNING (Textiles), *SATCHELS
Abstract

The Yunnan Highlands of southwestern China is home to a wide variety of ethnic groups with enduring traditions of making and using Cannabis hemp textiles. At least four generations of Sani women have made satchels of varying styles that echo many of the changes affecting the textile products of traditional cultures worldwide. The satchels illustrated and described here were collected by the author during the 1990s and represent high levels of crafts including spinning, weaving, macramé, appliqué, and embroidery. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2008
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2. Chinese Scientists Develop Nanometer "Ordered Fiber.".

Subjects
*NANOSTRUCTURED materials, *FIBERS, *SPINNING (Textiles), *RESEARCH institutes, *BIOMEDICAL engineering, *HISTOLOGY
Abstract

The article reports that researchers from the Shanghai Silicate Research Institute has developed a nanometer fiber with controllable pattern and weave structure. The fiber was made using a novel electric spinning technology. Said fiber has applications in biomedical engineering and histology. It is noted that the Shanghai Silicate Research Institute is an affiliate of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Published
2008

3. A Woman Sets Spinning Record.

Subjects
*SPINNING (Textiles)
Abstract

Reprints the article `A Woman Sets Spinning Record,' which appeared on the May 25, 1998 issue of `Wenhui Daily.'

Published
1998

4. Polyester Staple Fiber Price Hike Cannot Conceal the Surplus.

Author

Lu Xiangping

Subjects
*POLYESTER fibers, *SYNTHETIC fibers, *SPINNING (Textiles), *SUPPLY & demand, *RAW materials
Abstract

The article reports on the condition of the polyester staple fiber (PSF) prices in China. It states that PSF is a major raw material for the spinning industry and it declares 80 percent of the total annual demand for PSF. It highlights the factors that affect PSF prices including the supply-demand situation, the conditions of alternatives and industrial policies.

Published
2011

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