Términos

Escritura árabe inventada por el visir Ibn Muqla, traducido a un sentido fuertemente expresado y bien tejido, que se caracteriza por la baja curva, a grandes rasgos.

Se refiere a los seres humanos femeninos desde la adultez joven hasta la ancianidad.

Mujeres ocupados en negocios como su ocupación o función primaria.

Fiber product used by Maori in weaving. It is prepared by scrapping, pounding and washing New Zealand flax, which are plants of the Phormium genus, not true flax. Muka is a key material in Maori traditional textiles where it is usually used in tāniko or twined weaving.

In Indian architecture, an entry projection.

In Indian architecture, a four-pillared entry porch; pillared entrance-porch; porch.

In Indian architecture, a front aisle; fore aisle.

In Indian architecture, a front hall; entry hall.

In Indian architecture, the front of an ornate frame, usually of a gavākṣa-dormer/nāsikā; peripheral band defining the contour of a nāsī.

In Indian architecture, a closed hall; entry hall.

Bota suave de piel de foca u otras pieles o cueros de animales, en la fabricación del mocasín, desarrollada por pueblos de las regiones árticas y subárticas de América del Norte. Úsese también para otras botas similares, a menudo de algodón resistente, con una suela suave adherida y con forros, adaptadas por otros pueblos.

In Indian architecture, a pearl-cable arch.

In Indian architecture, a grāsa or vyāla-head sphewing pearl string decorative motif.

In Indian architecture, a pearl festoon as decorative motif.

In Indian architecture, a grāsamukha spewing pearls; gorgon head emitting pearl festoons as decorative motif.

In Indian architecture, a pearl-festoon motif.

In Indian architecture, a strings of pearls and lotuses as a decorative motif.

In Indian architecture, a frieze of flowers fringed with pearl-strings.

In Indian architecture, a pearl-cable jamb.