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""It’s a fascinating journey, and with pages featuring brilliant images of rubies, emeralds, and Jaipur enamel work, it’s a true feast for the eyes."" - Natural Diamonds

Cartier's long-standing relationship with Indian culture, decorative arts, and artisanal crafts is front and center.-- JCK Phyllida Jay's book is a visually compelling work that details India's global influence on luxury fashion with a collection of examples, which is rendered in an exciting format that allows the reader to pick up on design cues connected to Indian culture.-- Grazia Phyllida Jay's book Inspired by India- How India Transformed Global Design is a window to this impact of homegrown craft and textile on global fashion both historically and in a contemporary context.-- Vogue India The country's fabled jewelry tradition is at the heart of the book (the necklace on the cover is a Tutti Frutti style made by Cartier for Daisy Fellowes in 1936), but lovers of fashion, textiles and Indian artisanry will be enchanted by its thoughtfully researched take on India's influential--and quintessential--style.-- Robb Report With a cover featuring Cartier's colorful Tutti Fruiti necklace, this jewelry book is a visual treat before you even open it.-- Natural Diamonds

It's a fascinating journey, and with pages featuring brilliant images of rubies, emeralds, and Jaipur enamel work, it's a true feast for the eyes. - Natural Diamonds

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Phyllida Jay has a doctorate in anthropology from University College London. Her work looks at society and culture in contemporary India through fashion, craft and design. She is especially interested in the cultural history of Indian craftwork and the role of Indian artisans in international luxury. She is the author of two books, Fashion India and Indian Khadi Cloth: from National Fabric to Luxury Fashion. She also works as a journalist and regularly writes for several publications including, the Business of Fashion, the New York Times, BBC Culture and Vogue India.

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