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Siamoise is a term for
various woven fabric varieties,
usually cotton and
linen blends, with
patterns such as
checks and stripes.
Siamoise was so named...
- Paris,
Pierre Belfond, 213 pages. reprint: Paris, Belfond, 2013 2003 La
Siamoise nue – Paris, Le Cercle, 552
pages 2008
Bonheur 2 – Les
Cahiers de l'Égaré...
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enthusiastically adopted by the
French nobility to
become Toiles flammées or
Siamoises de Rouen,
often with
checkered blue-and-white designs.
After the French...
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earliest forms of "mixed cloth", a
material composed of silk and cotton.
Siamoise was a 17th-century
cotton and
linen material.
Fiber composition the fiber...
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Sinding (Rondoletto giocoso, op.32/5) (orch. Igor
Stravinsky for "Danse
Siamoise")
Edvard Grieg (Småtroll, op.71/3, from
Lyric Pieces, Book X) (orch. Igor...
- Rothschild. Plon (1998). ISBN 2-259-18863-X, ISBN 978-2-259-18863-0 Mon
ombre siamoise (French) by Guy de Rothschild. Gr****et (1993). ISBN 2-246-47071-4, ISBN 978-2-246-47071-7...
- of oriental-themed
dances performed by
soloists Vaslav Nijinsky (Danse
Siamoise and Kobold),
Tamara Karsavina (****yrian Dance), Vera Fokina, Alexander...
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cottons of Provence.
Siamoise flammée textile,
derived from Thai Ikat,
French manufacture, 18th
century Woman in
dress made of
Siamoise ("Siamese") textile...
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January 8, 2020. Carpayen, S****y (November 17, 2019). "Séparée de sa
soeur siamoise: Cléanne ou la joie de vivre" [Separated from her
Siamese sister: Cléanne...
- Varasarin,
Uraisi (1984). Les éléments
khmers dans la
formation de la
langue siamoise. Paris: SELAF. pp. 60–62. ISBN 2-85297-161-5.
Oscar Frankfurter (1904)...
