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searching for Chinese embroidery 11 found (109 total)
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Hebao
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as Propitious pouch in English, is generic term used to refer to Chinese embroidery pouches, purses, or small bag.: 83 : 84 When they are used as Chinese
Shen Shou
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traditional techniques with international taste and subjects and brought Chinese embroidery into modernity. Later in life, she established herself as a master
Lan Yu (fashion designer)
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balance Chinese embroidery techniques with Western structural designs. Her designs exhibit a knowledge of Su Xiu, a form of traditional Chinese embroidery handed
Nancy Kozikowski
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places. Nancy’s embroidery designs are created in Suzhou, China. Chinese embroidery artists developed the Su style of embroidery over 2000 years ago.
Sewing
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routes that were active during the Middle Ages. The Silk Road brought Chinese embroidery techniques to Western Asia and Eastern Europe, while techniques originating
China Fashion Week
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in 2012 combined the past with the present to feature traditional Chinese embroidery and replicas of attire from the Tang Dynasty blended with modern Haute
Robert Glenn Ketchum
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Photo. Studies, 1976 Dowdey, Patrick (Editor), "Threads of Light: Chinese Embroidery From Suzhou and the Photography of Robert Glenn Ketchum"; with contributions
Bed hangings
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York: Crown. Hartkamp-Jonxis, Ebeltje (2013). "Sleeping in Style: Chinese Embroidery and Other Bed Furnishings 1770–1850". The Rijksmuseum Bulletin. 61
Los Angeles Chinese massacre of 1871
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company; owing to the fact that officers Harris and Gard were gifted Chinese embroidery the company. Yuen was eventually arrested on March 30 by constable
Afong Moy
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said to dress in "her native costume, composed of [the] most superb Chinese Embroidery ". In 1847, her dress was said to be beautiful, elaborate, and expensive
Carl Schuster
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Fribourg, Switzerland (1968/1969), pp. 428–440. “Relations of a Chinese Embroidery Design: Eastern Europe and Western Asia, Southeast Asia (the Dongson