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royal to the mundane.
Examples of high
status items include elaborately embroidered clothing,
religious objects, and
household items often were seen as a...
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making embroidered patches is an old
tradition and was done by hand.
During the
first half of the
twentieth century they were
commonly embroidered using...
- The
Embroidered Uniform Guard (traditional Chinese: 錦衣衞;
simplified Chinese: 锦衣卫; pinyin: Jǐnyīwèi; lit. 'brocade-clothing guard') was the
imperial secret...
- (December 1995). "Early 20th
Century Embroidered Shawls".
Needle Arts. 26 (4): 38–41. Worth,
Susannah (1986). "
Embroidered China Crepe Shawls: 1800-1870"....
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phulkari only
refers to sparingly-
embroidered flowers,
where the base
cloth is
still visible,
while an
intricately embroidered flower pattern that
covers the...
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Embroidered lace is
embroidered on a base
using a needle. The base
varies according to the type. Many
techniques use a net,
either woven or knotted. The...
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individual book.
Embroidered bindings were
produced by
professional as well as
amateur embroiderers or needleworkers.
Examples of
embroidered bookbindings...
- (Chinese: 绣花鞋; pinyin: xiùhuāxié; lit. '
embroidered shoes'), also
known as
Chinese shoes, Chinese-style
embroidered shoes, and
Chinese slippers, are a well-known...
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Baroness Holland) wore the
finest clothes of "gold and
colours on white,
embroidered by Mrs Wright". Two
years later she is
noted in a
trade dictionary among...
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which is not
embroidered.
Flags of the
United States Armed Forces Campaign considered a "Defensive Sector," so
there are no
dates embroidered on the streamer...
