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Spinning Cotton / China

A chinese boy separate cotton thread using a bobbin and spinning device, with tension provided by a wooden spring tied to his back

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1827 Bobbin Cotton Device Manufacturing Provided Separate Spindle Spinning Spring Tension Textiles Thread Tied Trestle Winding


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This image transports us back in time to the year 1827 in China, where a young boy diligently separates cotton thread using a traditional spinning device. The scene unfolds in a rustic setting, with the boy perched on a wooden trestle, his legs dangling in the air as he focuses intently on his task. The intricate spinning device consists of a spindle with a bobbin attached, which is turned by the boy's hands. The tension in the thread is provided by a wooden spring that is ingeniously tied to his back, allowing him to maintain a consistent and even thread. The manufacturing industry in China during the 19th century was a significant contributor to the global textile trade, with cotton being one of the most important commodities. This photograph provides a rare glimpse into the daily life of a cotton spinner, offering a window into the rich history of China's textile industry. The scene is filled with intricate details, from the boy's simple yet functional attire to the textured wooden trestle and the delicate cotton thread that winds around the spindle. The use of natural light and the warm tones of the image add to its authenticity, transporting us back to a time when the world was more connected through the global textile trade. This photograph is a testament to the ingenuity and resilience of the human spirit, as well as the importance of textiles in shaping the economic and cultural landscape of China and the world. It is a scene of industry and productivity, yet also one of quiet contemplation and focus, as the boy spins thread, one thread at a time.

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