- today's
textiles include leaves, barks, fur pelts, and
felted cloths. The
Banton Burial Cloth, the
oldest existing example of warp ikat in
Southeast Asia...
- the
linen cloths are white,
including their decoration. and the
Anglican churches generally follow the same usage.
Other more
decorative cloths sometimes...
- "Aedh
Wishes for the
Cloths of Heaven", also
known as "He
Wishes for the
Cloths of Heaven" in
later publications, is a poem by
William Butler Yeats. It...
- the weaver.
Ghanaians choose kente cloths as much for
their names as
their colors and patterns.
Although the
cloths are
identified primarily by the patterns...
-
threads also homespun.
These were
inexpensive and
lower grades of
cloth.
Certain long
cloths of co****r
varieties and
Salampore were
among recognized Indian...
-
references that do not
describe the
actual materials in
modern commercial tack
cloths.
Adjuncts may be
incorporated into the tack treatments, such as anti-static...
-
cotton is used to
weave cloth for
everyday wearing.
Akwete cloths contain many motifs. Today,
women continue to
produce Akwete cloth for a wide,
global market...
- Non-split
microfiber is
little more than a very soft
cloth. The main
exception is for
cloths used for
facial cleansing and for the
removal of skin oils...
- The
loincloth is in
essence a
piece of material, bark-bast, leather, or
cloth, p****ed
between the legs and
covering the genitals.
Despite its functional...
- The
Cloth is a 2013
American horror/thriller film that was
written and
directed by
Justin Price, who
based it upon his book of the same title. The film...
