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Latticework is an
openwork framework consisting of a criss-crossed
pattern of
strips of
building material,
typically wood or metal. The
design is created...
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process of
rubbing or
polishing with the
stone creates a
tight latticework of
cracks which extend down to the very base of the syahi,
allowing the...
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cross variants.
Ethiopian crosses are
almost always made from
elaborate latticework, the
intertwined lattice represents everlasting life. No two crosses...
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Inner Asia. The
structure consists of a
flexible angled ****embly or
latticework of wood or
bamboo for walls, a door frame, ribs (poles, rafters), and...
- "p****aboo" lattice.
Latticing a
piecrust Bottom crust Filled crust Starting latticework Latticing Latticing continues in a
herringbone pattern Latticing finished...
- beyond. It is a type of
projecting oriel window enclosed with
carved wood
latticework located on the
upper floors of a building,
sometimes enhanced with stained...
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Traditional snowshoes have a
hardwood frame filled in with
rawhide latticework.
Modern snowshoes are made of
lightweight metal, plastic, and
other synthetic...
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small windows called Jharokhas decorated with
intricate latticework. The
original intent of the
lattice design was to
allow royal ladies...
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among others, each had
their own
distinctive style of
latticework. The
types or
styles of
latticework are
still today known by
names using shop types, such...
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although rectilinear designs exist as well. The term may also be
applied to
latticework. The
design was po****r in the
United States in the late 18th and early...
