Términos

Estilo de pintura japonesa también conocida como "tinta salpicada" ya que la tinta se salpica sobre una superficie.

Farmhouses typical of the Eiderstedt peninsula in Germany. These have square floor plans and a wooden framework on which rests a pyramid-shaped reed roof. Hay is stacked in the central space of the building, surrounded by the living quarters, stalls and other storage areas.

Ceremonial mens' houses with highly symbolic decorative elements that are located in Papua New Guinea. They are used as meeting places for ceremonies, rituals, production workshops for making ritual objects, and sacred housing for ritual objects. Traditionally, women and uninitiated men were not allowed access to haus tambaran.

Shalmeys del Renacimiento Francés con un casco de viento (perforado), seis orificios sencillos para los dedos, un orificio doble y un orificio para el pulgar en la parte de atrás.

White cloth coverings for caps, incorporating a flap hanging over the neck. Worn by soldiers as sun protection.

Describe obras creadas por los habitantes de las islas de Hawaii. El arte de los hawaianos incluye trabajos plumario, vestuario y ornatos en corteza, esculturas realizadas en madera, piedra y plumas, arte rupestre y petroglifos, así como contenedores de madera, tambores y canoas.

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

Chants and movements of indigenous Hawaiians, that once honored the gods, or akua, then transferred after the arrival of Christian missionaries to rituals honoring the surviving ancestral gods.

Describe obras producidas por africanos de mismo nombre que viven en Somalía.

General term for various small to medium-sized falconiform birds, most in the families Accipitridae and Falconidae.

Wood of the species Crataegus monogyna.

Structures for storing hay, with roofs that can be raised or lowered for protection from the elements. Some are set on skids to be moved wherever they are needed.

Long rakes for gathering together mown hay and other similar material into windrows ready for pitching; may be hand-held or mounted and pulled by an animal or tractor.

Style and culture of an East African people who speak a Bantu language, also called Haya, inhabiting the northwestern corner of Tanzania between the Kagera River and Lake Victoria.

Madera pálida marrón rojizo de la especie Fagus grandifolia; es dura, madera de grano cerrado utilizada para muebles, pisos, madera contrachapado, chapa, tonelería, hormas y mangos de herramientas.