From the Land of the Thunder Dragon: Textile Arts of Bhutan (Serindia and Peabody Essex Museum, 2008) is available from Amazon and the Peabody Essex Museum Shop
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Vessels for the Goddess: Unfired-Clay Images of Durga in Bengal. In Goddess Durga: The Power and the Glory. Pratapaditya Pal, editor. Mumbai: Marg Publications. Pp. 38 – 53, 2009.
From the Land of the Thunder Dragon: Textile Arts of Bhutan. co-edited with Diana K. Myers. Bangkok: Serindia Publications, and Salem, MA: Peabody Essex Museum, 2008 [1994].
The New Fadia-Deshpande Gallery for Vernacular Indian Art at the Peabody Essex Museum, Marg Magazine 58(3):56-59, 2007.
The Kalighat Style: Triumph of Invention and Tradition. Kalighat Pat. Pp. 1-5. New York: Gallery ArtsIndia, 2003.
An Art World Transformed: Painting from 19th Century Calcutta at the Peabody Essex Museum. Orientations, June, 2003.
The Art of Clay Sculpture in Bengal, in Maker and Meaning: Craft and Society. Proceedings of the Madras Craft Foundation Seminar, Pp. 98-111. Chennai: Madras Craft Foundation, 1999.
Image Makers of Bengal, Ceramics Monthly 38(5): 30-32, 1990.
Cover of Orientations, June 2003: Krishna, as a Boatman, Woos Radha on Storm-tossed Waters. Oil on cloth, late 19th century, PEM collection
A Pilgrimage to Krishnanagar, The Register, Pp.10-14. Peabody Museum of Salem, Summer, 1989.