Product Specification (Design Code: 3648)
Simple yet stylish, this white Coloured rug is a flaunty product. Crafted by manual labour, it carries an elegance in its look because of the parallel beads design and provides a visual treat to your eyes.
Product Details
Size: Small
Colour: White
Style: Rich
Dimensions (in inches): 180X120
Weight (in Kg): 9.0
Fibre: Wool
Design: Parallel Beads
Construction: Handwoven
Product Specification (Design Code: 3648)
A product not limited only to its utilitarian aspect. It gives you the luxurious feel through its comforting wool and yields a sense of possessing an instrument of lavishness.
Product Detail
Size: Medium
Colour: Grey Heather
Style: Rich
Dimensions (in inches): 240X170
Weight (in Kg): 17.0
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Superior softness and craftsmanship are the hallmarks of this product.
Product Detail
Size: Medium
Colour: Grey Heather
Style: Warm
Dimensions (in inches): 300X200
Weight (in Kg): 29.5
Fibre: Wool
Design: Barcode Surya
Construction: Handwoven
Product Specification (Design Code: 3782)
With its symmetrical knot construction, the hard work of a good weaver is displayed. The smooth finishing and polished surface make the home decor extravagantly beautiful.
Product Detail
Size: Large
Colour: Grey Solid
Style: Warm
Dimensions (in inches): 400X300
Weight (in Kg): 60.5
Fibre: Wool
Design: Barcode Surya
Construction: Handwoven
Product Specification (Design Code: 3555)
Spreading across the hallway, it gives you your own style statement. This rug being multi-Coloured, gives a totally new feeling to the room.
Product Detail
Size: Small
Colour: Ivory/ Flex/ Taupe
Style: Elegant
Dimensions (in inches):
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It's stunning flat wool fibre pattern makes the space euphoric.
Product Detail
Size: Large
Colour: Grey
Style:
Plush
Dimensions (in inches): 400X300
Weight (in Kg): 60.0
Fibre:
Wool
Design:
Full Beads
Construction:
Handwoven
Product Specification (Design Code: Merino Shag)
Made from 100% wool, this free fall design rug is soft and luxurious underfoot. It has a beautiful pattern which adds an artful dimension to your floor.
Product Detail
Size: Small
Colour: Taupe
Style:
Soft
Dimensions (in inches): 180X120
Weight (in Kg): 8.0
Fibre:
Wool
Design:
Free Fall
Construction:
Handwoven
Product Specification (Design Code: Merino Shag)
Designed for durability, this rug represents sheer luxury. A serene feeling floats through the air charming everyone in the room.
Product Detail
Size: Medium
Colour:
White
Style:
Soft
Dimensions (in inches): 240X170
Weight (in Kg):
15.5
Fibre: Wool
Design:
Free Fall
Construction:
The plotline encircles and moves on the simple fact that Kira is an exceptionally talented weaver. In her futuristic community, being entitled the job of Robe-threader, Kira’s job, one with much significance in the community, is to refubish the intricate and strikingly vibrant Singer’s Robe. By using rich, vivid descriptions in the text, the author entirely conveys Kira’s feelings and the beauty in her work. Mentally, imagery permits the reader to feel all which is felt by the characters. The following exerts from the text demonstrate the preceding, “The deep blue was rich and even. The color of sky, of peace.” (p.119), “As the Singer moved toward the stage, the folds of the robe glistened in the torchlight; the colors of the threaded scenes glowed in their subtlety. Golds, light yellows deepening to vibrant orange, reds from the palest pink to the darkest crimson, greens, all shades, threaded in their intricate patterns, told the history of the world and its Ruin.”
Through out the ages some of the most impressive feats of blanket weaving has been produced by the Navajo people. One of the most beautiful styles that the Navajo created are the "chief blankets". These blankets have played a extremely important role in the survival of their people with the coming of Western society and are still continued to be made to this day
The kaleidoscope is a gift from XiuXiu’s first lover: a boy and also the narrator. This gift appears three times in the movie and it is symbolized as beauty, on the other hand because of the kaleidoscope’s feature, we can also know that the beautiful time won’t last long. The first time, it comes out in the night before XiuXiu leaves her hometown. Same as the other lovers, the boy wants to give her the most beautiful thing in his mind, something can make the girl remember him, something can symbolize his love: a kaleidoscope which can show millions of beautiful patterns. The boy is totally falling love with XiuXiu. As long as she in his sights, he can feel the love coming up from the bottom of his heart. This love starts so beautiful, but at the moment XiuXiu climes up the truck, this pure innocent love reaches its end. The second time, XiuXiu is learning how to herding horses from Laojing, during the brake, she takes the kaleidoscope out from her bag and lies down on the beautiful lawn with wild flowers all around her. Meanwhile LaoJing is building a bathtub for her on the hillock. She looks at these colorful patterns in the kaleidoscope and asks Laojing to take a look at it. Laojing obviously has never seen a kaleidoscope before, and he grabs it up without thinking. XiuXiu is a bit angry: “Now you’ve ruined it, the pattern’s gone.” The pattern is so easy to be changed even a little
going to quilt it or knot it!(The men laugh…)”(263) When they find the quilt, it is the
texture is light and airy. The first violins then enter, high on the E string,
I found many of these quilts to carry the thought of love with them. They all represent people who are missed. One of the quilts that I observed had many meanings to it. It had pictures that meant believing in Jesus. They had a picture of a broken heart.
The story behind the palette is thought to be related to the unification of Egypt. The king is also seen performing a ritual done in which they remove heads of enemies and stand over them (Kleiner 58).
Quilting has different meanings for different people, but all quilts have a unique appearance and tradition. “What makes art is its life – pulsing and shining with the energy and intentions of its creator. The art of quilting glows with a respect for all generations that have come before – putting thread, needle, and cloth together with vision and love” (Wilson 7). Starting out in antiquity as a necessity and a work of art, quilting has changed over time, but it is still practiced in a myriad of cultures around the world.
A quinceañera receives a gorgeous gift from a family member on her fifteenth birthday, something that she will carry with her forever. In this cultural celebration for our family, it is very important for the father to give his daughter a special jewelry that resembles his love for her on her fifteenth birthday; the way it presents itself, how it would embody her physically, and how it would be carried throughout the years. My father took time and care in choosing the right gift for his princess. The gift that my father gave me was a necklace that touched my heart. It shines when light hits the gold carvings. It glistens in different shades of yellow when the sun comes out. This necklace started as a real gift of nature, so it has some natural variation in the size and shape. Every ornament is unique! The leaf is plated in copper, nickel, and finally gold. The process of the plating leaf into gold made the importance stronger to me, because it is very time consuming. There are two layers of metals applied to the leaf before the gold was applied. These layers help make the leaf very sturdy and long-lasting. It connects to the chain with an oval clip that has small cuts mimicking the shades and shape of a sea shell. The chain has two thin layers of gold crossing together, creating an ong...
A majority of southeastern art was lost when they were removed from their homes and moved onto reservations. It is through portable objects that were collected or bought by westerners that southeastern art survives. The main example this paper will be drawing from is a bandouliere bag titled only as Shoulder Bag made by the Cherokee people in the 1830s during the height of bandouliere bag production. It measures 20 x 23.5 cm and is currently held by the University of California in San Diego. A bandouliere bag is a bag that is worn crossbody with a large panel and a small pocket. The beadwork typically covers the strap as well as the front panel. Depending on the region the strap ends with different fringes and shapes. Almost universally, the beading pattern across the strap changes into a similar but distinctly different pattern when it reaches the top of the arch and travels back down. Most bag designs have a strong sense of balance but actively avoid symmetry. They also typically operate within a limited color pallet with certain colors being associated with different tribes. Although the most well known form for southeastern beadwork is the bandouliere bag, beadwork was also used in clothing such as belts and beaded panels. In some regions such as the Great Lakes bandouliere bags became objects to display artfully designed beadwork and lost their function as a
The color of either black or white would express the morality of the character subjected to this magic from the point of view of Prospero. there is much moral ambiguity with each character, however since Prospero holds all the supernatural power he is the sole judge, and executor of justice. In his mind, there are immoral people who deserve punishment, (and in these cases the magic used against them would be a solid black shadow), and those who are righteous (these would have only the outline in black with the inside being white.) This will help the audience keep the many characters straight in addition to supporting the theme. As the play progressed, they may also find themselves predicting the color of the magic used on a certain character, thus placing themselves in a role similar to Prospero.
Weaving is a common thread among cultures around the world. Weaving is a way of producing cloth or textile. Today we have machines that weave large-scale textiles at cheap prices. Production of cloth by hand is rarely engaged in today’s Westernized societies. Not many people are thinking about how the fibers are actually constructed to make their clothes. However, in other cultures across the world the tradition of weaving still exists. By comparing three cultures that continue weaving as a part of their tradition we can see similarities and the differences between them. The reasons that each culture still weaves vary, as do the methods and materials. The desired characteristics of the cloth also vary around the world as each culture values different aesthetics.
A luxury good is something that, as ones income increases; the demand for an item or service also increases at a higher than proportional level, in contrast to necessity goods, in which demand increases proportionally with a decrease in income (Varian, 1992). Generally, luxury goods are seen as those at the highest end of the market, in terms of price and quality. Haute Couture clothing, accessories and luggage are considered to be classic luxury goods, although many markets have a luxury sector, for example Automobile, Bottled Water, Coffee, Foods, Jewellery, Sound Systems (HiFi), Tea, Watches, Wine and Yacht.
Lace made of tinsel, ribbon or other non-fabric materials can be hard to manage for beginners.
Lots of Western sociologists have defined luxury as a symbolic show, a reflection of social and class, the majority purpose of purchasing the luxury-goods is to improve their social position and have the highly desires to become to be a higher class. (Pierre Xiao, 2008). However, according to Roux, he defined luxury as emotional, experimental, and psychological (Lipovetsky and Roux, 2005). It means, the concept of luxury can be described as the expression of consumers’ emotions or attitudes, such as the lifestyles people have or the aspirations people desire.