- of silk motifs,
including brocades, damasks,
brocatelles and tapestry-like fabrics.
During the
Early Middle Ages,
brocade fabrics were
available only...
- Look up
brocade in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Brocade is a
class of
richly decorative shuttle-woven fabrics. It may also
refer to:
Brocade (horse)...
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namely silk
brocades,
textile goods, silk sari,
dress material and silk embroidery. Most
importantly this
means that no sari or
brocade made outside...
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Brocade Communications Systems, Inc., was an
American technology company specializing in
storage networking products, now a
subsidiary of
Broadcom Inc...
- world-famous for its fine
fabrication of silks, velvets, damasks, and
brocades.
Another notable center was the
Italian city-state of
Lucca which largely...
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qigong used as exercise.
Variously translated as
Eight Pieces of
Brocade, Eight-Section
Brocade,
Eight Silken Movements or
Eight Silk Weaving, the name of the...
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yunjin brocade is
regarded as one of the best
forms of silk. It is
famous for its cloud-like
colours and
intricate patterns.
Nanjing yunjin brocades are...
- The
flame brocade (Trigonophora flammea) is a moth of the
family Noctuidae. The
nominate subspecies T. f.
flammea is
found in Europe,
mostly in the Mediterranean...
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brocades in Banaras.
Ralph Fitch (1583–91)
describes Banaras as a
thriving sector of the
cotton textile industry. The
earliest mention of the
brocade...
- was laid to rest with a gold
crown on her head and
clothed in a
silver brocade dress. On 25 November, the coffin,
richly decorated in gold fabric, was...
