- Look up
intarsia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Intarsia is a form of
originally Arab wood
inlaying that is
similar to marquetry. The
start of the...
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Intarsia is a
knitting technique used to
create patterns with
multiple colours. As with the
woodworking technique of the same name,
fields of different...
- dura (Italian: [ˈpjɛːtra ˈduːra]),
pietre dure ([ˈpjɛːtre ˈduːre]) or
intarsia lapidary (see below),
called parchin kari or par****ari (Persian: پرچین...
- in
knitting are also
applicable in
Tunisian crochet. One
example is the
intarsia method. The work is
begun with the
traditional crochet starting chain,...
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Herringbone Himro Hodden Holland cloth Hollie Point lace
Houndstooth check Intarsia Interlock Jersey Jacquard knit
Jamdani Jersey Knit Lace Lamé
Lampas Lantana...
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intarsia artist in Bergamo,
Lombardy (at the time a city of the
Republic of Venice). He was
schooled by
Damiano da Bergamo,
working on the
intarsia in...
- [citation needed]
Architectural work from
later periods tends to be
called intarsia.[citation needed] In England, the
technique was
revived in the late 19th...
- historical. On the
intarsia panels are
depicted statues of
Federico in
scholarly attire and of Faith, Hope, and Charity.
Above the
intarsia panels are portraits...
- own right.
Marquetry differs from the more
ancient craft of inlay, or
intarsia, in
which a
solid body of one
material is cut out to
receive sections of...
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casual attire,
traditionally mostly worn by men.
Mariusgenser Lopapeysa Intarsia Anne Kjellberg:
lusekofte Store Norske Leksikon,
retrieved 30 March, 2013...
