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Pateh (Persian: پته, IPA: pæte; also
Romanized as
pateh) is an
Iranian traditional needlework folk art. It
originated in and is
largely ****ociated with...
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Ahmad (born
Awang Pateh Berbai; died c. 1425), also
known as
Pateh Berbai, was the
third Sultan of
Brunei from 1408
until 1425. He was the
eldest son of...
- at Kota Batu;
Pateh Mambang and
Pateh Tuba at Luba:
Pateh Sangkuna and
Pateh Manggurun at Saba,
Pateh Malakai at
Bukit Panggal,
Pateh Pahit at Labuhan...
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souvenirs of the
province of
Kerman are
traditional embroidery known as
pateh, ****s, rugs, jajeems,
kilims (a co**** ****), satchels, and
other hand...
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Pateh Khvor (Persian: پته خور, also
Romanized as
Pateh Khowr) is a
village in Vilkij-e
Shomali Rural District, in the
Central District of
Namin County...
- embroidery".
Tehran Times. 2020-11-28.
Retrieved 2023-02-21. "The
History of
Pateh".
Pateh Serah.
Archived from the
original on
September 16, 2014. Kendrick, A...
- at that time". Two
young men,
Dinding and
Pateh,
travel by ship from a
rural village to the main city.
Pateh is
outgoing and reckless, with an eye for...
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Piskent Suzani Kaitag textiles,
embroidery style from
Dagestan Tush kyiz
Pateh,
embroidered wool
textile from
Kerman province in Iran "Splendid Suzanis...
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title Pengiran Maharaja Lela. Ong's
brother also
married Pengiran Bendahara Pateh Berbai. In 1397,
during the
reign of Jiawen, an
envoy from
Muhammad Shah...
- the
command of Tun Ali and
Pateh Karma Wijaya) This
meeting consequently was
witnessed by the Sultan, just as Tun Ali and
Pateh Karma Wijaya had planned...
