Términos

Rails attached to walls which are usually adjacent to stairs.

Tabernacles in Christian churches or chapels that hold the consecrated host and are built into the wall, usually near the main altar, rather than being free-standing.

Style and culture of a group of Native Americans inhabiting parts of Oregon and Washington state in North America.

Nationality, culture, or styles of the historical and geographical region Wallachia, Romania, central Europe.

Latin American bags of a particular type, decorated with spurs.

Culture, style, or nationality of the people of Gaulish origin and speaking a French dialect, from the area that now forms the southeastern provinces of Belgium.

Broadsword with a basket-shaped guard consisting of two oval rings perpendicular to the blade enclosing two slightly convex shells with punched holes. In use from the middle of the 17th century The name derives from Wallonia, a region in Belgium.

Material comprising the dentin of walrus tusks.

Long bristly moustaches sagging down at the ends, similar to the moustaches of walruses.

New World hardwood derived from several species of the Swartzia genus, having a dark reddish brown, purplish, or nearly black heartwood and pale yellowish white sapwood that is sharply demarcated.

Gente americana nativa que habitó Rhode Island y Massachusetts.

Cuentas ensartadas hechas de conchas y usadas como dinero por los pueblos originarios de Norteamérica.

Úsese para describir obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano de mismo nombre que habita Costa de Marfil, vecino a los Baule y los Guro, conocidos por sus máscaras y mascaradas.