Términos

Jarrones de flores que estaban destinados a ser colgados durante la celebración de la ceremonia del té. Ellos son generalmente planos en un lado y se puede hacer de cesta o cerámica.

Japanese events involving a picnic meal and enjoyment outdoors, usually taking place during the annual appearance of cherry blossoms.

Úsese para describir obras producidas por el grupo étnico africano de mismo nombre que habita Sudáfrica.

Se refiere al estilo de porcelana alemán producido entre 1661 y 1806 y principalmente imitativo de la cerámica Delft azul y blanca. Posteriormente cerca de 1725, las piezas se caracterizan por puntos azules aplicados a una base blanca.

Traditional costume of Korea, normally consisting of trousers or a skirt and an outer jacket or a coat.

General term for knives held in the hand while used, typically having a hand grip, rather than being mounted in a device.

Magnifying glasses designed to be held in the hand.

Purses, usually with handles or straps, that are designed to be carried in the hand or on the arm and intended as ladies' accessories. Handbags are large enough to carry banknotes, coins, and everyday personal items.

Mesa de tablero triangular con un ala de la misma forma que al desplegarse la convierte finalmente en una mesa cuadrada. Está diseñada como mueble esquinero.

Fine linen of very light weight and slightly translucent. It is so-named for its use in making handkerchiefs, although it is also used for blouses, skirts, lingerie, children's clothing, and for other purposes as well.

Large moustaches with curved ends similar to the shape of a bicycle's handlebars.

Unique and persistent identifiers for digital objects, compliant with the Handle System developed by the Corporation for National Research Initiatives.

Paper made without the use of industrial machinery. Paper of this type is often provided with a watermark and frequently exhibits a rough or deckled edge as a by-product of its manufacture.

Impressions of a hand upon a surface.

Stones used to mill grain into flour. The handstone is held by the operator and used to crush the grain against a larger, stationary stone.

Estructura para el cobijo, servicio y reparación de los aviones.