Términos

Accessories used to protect hats from rain and other elements, usually made of plastic or other flexible materials. Covers the hat entirely.

Device to iron hats, for example men's silk hats, during creation and as part of maintenance in the owner's wardrobe. One use of the device was to lay down the nap on the fabric of the hat. The hat iron may be used for other tasks in sewing, beyond hat creation.

Veils, made of tulle or other sheer materials, made to be worn as a fixed or removeable hat accessory.

Tipo de arabesco utilizado en cerámica otomana en el estilo de Iznik, que data de mediados del siglo XV. Hatayi emplea un complejo patrón de follaje como palmetas de loto, vides curvas y hojas plumosas, y a menudo incluye aves, bandas de nubes, dragones y bestias. Parecido a los motivos en estilos decorativos chinos de la que evolucionó, "hatayi" significa "China" o "de la manera Catayana" en turco.

Covers or doors, often half-doors or gates, that close relatively small windows or doors, which are also called "hatches (openings)."

Paneles o tablillas en forma de diamante, que muestran el escudo de armas de una persona fallecida, exhibidos al momento de su muerte.

Estilo de pintura japonesa también conocida como "tinta salpicada" ya que la tinta se salpica sobre una superficie.

Farmhouses typical of the Eiderstedt peninsula in Germany. These have square floor plans and a wooden framework on which rests a pyramid-shaped reed roof. Hay is stacked in the central space of the building, surrounded by the living quarters, stalls and other storage areas.

Ceremonial mens' houses with highly symbolic decorative elements that are located in Papua New Guinea. They are used as meeting places for ceremonies, rituals, production workshops for making ritual objects, and sacred housing for ritual objects. Traditionally, women and uninitiated men were not allowed access to haus tambaran.

Shalmeys del Renacimiento Francés con un casco de viento (perforado), seis orificios sencillos para los dedos, un orificio doble y un orificio para el pulgar en la parte de atrás.

White cloth coverings for caps, incorporating a flap hanging over the neck. Worn by soldiers as sun protection.

Describe obras creadas por los habitantes de las islas de Hawaii. El arte de los hawaianos incluye trabajos plumario, vestuario y ornatos en corteza, esculturas realizadas en madera, piedra y plumas, arte rupestre y petroglifos, así como contenedores de madera, tambores y canoas.