- all over the world.
Archaeologists have
discovered ancient examples of
appliquéd leather in
Egypt (980 BCE), and
leather and felt appliqés have been found...
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Appliqué lace
refers to
various types of lace
where the
decorative motifs are sewn as
appliqués to an
existing openwork fabric, such as tulle, netting...
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armour utilises polymers, for
example polyurethane as used in the "BDD"
appliqué armour applied to
modernized T-62 and T-55.
Bulletproof gl**** is a colloquial...
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Diamond is a
solid form of the
element carbon with its
atoms arranged in a
crystal structure called diamond cubic.
Diamond as a form of
carbon is tasteless...
- India, is well
known for its
appliqué work,
traditionally known as
Chandua (Odia: ଚାନ୍ଦୁଆ Cānduā) in India. "
Appliqué"
comes from the
French word appliquer...
- contour.
There are
several different appliqué techniques and styles. In needle-turn
appliqué, the raw
edges of the
appliquéd fabric are
tucked beneath the design...
- draft-excluding
fringe Silk velvet, and silk
appliquéd and
embroidered with silk and wool, silk damask, c. 1883 Close-up of
appliquéd panel Acanthus portière, Morris...
- Age. Gold
appliqués dating from the 13th-12th
century BC were
found in a
deposit by the lake s****. The
embossed decorations on the
appliqués are thought...
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French Revolution.
Point plat
appliqué ("Applied flat point") is the term
given to
Brussels lace
where the
design is
appliqued to
machine net,
instead of...
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influenced by
religious texts.
Thangkas were
usually painted or made in
appliqué technique.
Bronze sculptures usually showed Buddhist deities. A number...
