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Thesis: Mirror and Lamp
THESIS STUDY OF VARIOUS ACCESSORIES THROUGH AGES

SOUTH DELHI POLYTECHNIC
FOR WOMEN

SUBMITTED BY
ROHINI
COURSE ID

UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF

MEENA DUTTA GUPTA
4/3/2013
ACKNOWLEGMENT

I rohini of interior design department is extremely thankful to my teacher and H.O.D meena das gupta for giving me this bright opportunity to explore my creativity by giving this wonderful thesis topic on interior accessories . I gain lot of information on various interior accessories like candle stand, lamps, mirror, glassware, ceramic items, rug and drapery it’s uses through ages. It was really informative n interesting topic to work on and to increase my knowledge horizon. I am also grateful to my friends and people who supported me to work on this project.

Thanking you rohini
3yrs(3rdyear)

CONTENT 1. Introduction 2. Lamp * Gladiators on an oil lamp * Candles biblical * Menorah (Hanukkah) 3. mirror * history of mirror * mirror and home accessories 4. ceramic art * prehistoric pottery * ceramic as wall decoration * east asia * chinese * japan * korea * Islamic pottery * Tin glazed pottery * Wedgewood and the north Staffordshire potteries * Studio pottery in Britain * Native American pottery * Mexican ceramics * Ancient geek ceramics shapes 5. Glass ware * The discovery of glass * Early man made glass * The beginning of glassblowing *


Bibliography: Interior design Wikipedia www.look4design.co.uk www.universalprideinteriors.com/ www.interior.drinterior.in/ www.ce.ucf.edu www.pdhlibrary.com www.haynes.com www.houzz.com www.anthropologie.com www.ansainteriors.com
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