Términos

An inhabitant of Tetzcohco (also known as Texcoco).

Order of large number of 10-armed cephalopods found in both coastal and oceanic waters, characterized by having elongated tubular bodies and short compact heads. Two of the 10 arms have developed into long slender tentacles with expanded ends and four rows of suckers with toothed, horny rings. The body of most squids is strengthened by a feathery-shaped, internal shell composed of a horny material. Squid eyes are very complex and set into the sides of the head.

Culture or condition of citizenship or residency of the U.S. state of Texas.

Dense wood of the species Diospyros texana, native to Texas and Oklahoma in the United States, and northeastern Mexico. The sapwood is yellow, while the heartwood found in large trees is ebony black. It is used for furniture and printing blocks, among other purposes.

The style and culture of the Acolhua people of Texcoco, a major city-state in the central Mexican plateau region of Mesoamerica during the Late Postclassic period.

Término general para referirse a alfombras, textiles, vestuario y otras obras elaboradas en material textil, que son fibras naturales o sintéticas elaboradas por medio del tejido, costura, anudado y otros procesos similares. Para obras de arte o alta artesanía que emplean textiles como medio, prefiera el término arte textil (obra visual).

Estilo de los textiles pertenecientes a la cultura china.

People or corporate bodies who specialize in creating works from textile materials, which are plant, animal, and synthetic fibers used in weaving, sewing, knitting, felting, knotting, etc.

People and corporate bodies who specialize in the design of textiles, which are materials produced by weaving, felting, knotting, twining, or otherwise processing natural or synthetic fibers. Included may be those who create designs for finished textile art works, or designs for the textile materials, such as patterns to be printed on fabrics.

The process of decorating fabrics by applying a thick paste of dye or pigment. Major methods of textile printing include: block printing (design raised in relief on a flat surface); stencil or screen printing (cutting the design through a flat sheet of paper or metal); roller printing (engraved printing rollers, one for each color, are pressed against the fabric). In each, the dye or pigment is first applied, and then fixed, usually by steaming or heating; at which point excess color is removed by washing.

Studios in which one or more master textile artist creates works, supervises assistants, and instructs pupils in creating textiles or works made of textiles, which are works that use plant, animal, or synthetic fibers to construct practical or decorative items.

Reinforced concrete that contains embedded textile material reinforcements instead of the typical metal bars.

A class of materials used as an alternative to fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) for shear strengthening and seismic retrofitting of concrete structures. A mortar incorporates textile comprised of woven or knitted fiber rovings in two or more, usually orthogonal, directions.

Textile styles after the Mongols belonging to Central Persian cultures.

Textile styles after the Mongols belonging to Northeast Persian cultures.

Textile styles after the Mongols belonging to West Persian cultures.

Textile styles after the Mongols belonging to South Persian cultures.

Textile styles after Manzikert belonging to Anatolian Islamic cultures.

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