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and I selected the strongest designs from the haute couture collections of the House of Lacroix between 1987 and 2007

a desire for riches and adventure

Hussein Chalayan

and the artist's correspondence – one of the most important archival resources of 19th-century art – provides the narrative thread around which this study develops

Shamanic Regalia in the Far North author-william-a-ewing and I selected the strongestThe striking accoutrements of shamanism give us a rare window into the deep past of humanity and an insight into one of the world's oldest religions. Shamanism goes back to the Ice Age. It spread with migrating ancient settlers around the remote lands of the north Pacific, where the practice survived into the early 20th century. Shamans communicated with the spirits, supplicating them for success in hunting, healing and divination, to help humans