Términos

Aquel que se dedica al oficio de lacado japonés.

Artesanos que cubren con laca superficies como objetos mobiliarios y de pequeño formato, con el objeto de crear diseños o pinturas en éstos.

Domestic shrines found in Roman homes, dedicated to the house gods, the Lares and the Penates. Its form varied greatly, from a simple wooden cabinet to a richly decorated miniature chapel. Found most often in the atrium.

The left-hand side of a ship, that is, the side to the left hand of a person looking from the stern towards the bows; as opposed to starboard.

Containers for holding lard.

Family of flowering plants. Recently is universally recognized by classifications, including APG II system, which places it in the order Ranunculales.

Dimensión de papel, generalmente empleado en Gran Bretaña que mide 16 1/2 por 21 pulgadas.

Películas cinematográficas usualmente de 85 minutos a dos horas de duración, que corresponden al principal, algunas veces único, ofrecimiento de programas en teatros. La mayoría son ficticias y producidas para entretenimiento.

Tableros que apoyan el somier, por lo general se extiende desde un lado a otro de una cama.

Miembros horizontales largos y estrechos, de madera o metal que conectan las cabeceras y pies de cama.

Tableros, frecuentemente removibles, que forman los lados o partes o laterales de estructuras, como de camas de hospital o camas de niños, o carros y carruajes para aumentar la capacidad de transporte.

Listones de madera o tableros permiten en los montantes agregar soporte para los extremos de las vigas.

Genus comprising 10 to 12 species of coniferous trees native to cool and sub-Arctic parts of the northern hemisphere.

Species of large, deciduous, coniferous larch native to the Alps, Carpathians, and lowlands of northern Poland and southern Lithuania. It is cultivated for tough and durable timber, Venetian turpentine, and bark, which is used in tanning.

Species of medium-sized to large deciduous, coniferous larch tree reaching 20-40 m tall; cultivated for timber.

Species of large deciduous, coniferous larch tree reaching 30-60 m talll, native to the mountains of western North America, from British Columbia and Alberta, Canada, to Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana in the U.S.

Species of medium-size to large deciduous, coniferous larch tree native to western Russia, reaching 20-50 m tall. Hardy in cold weather and rot resistant.

Sarcófagos de la Antigua Grecia en forma de arcón generalmente de terracota y con decoraciones pintadas.

Hollow wooden memorial poles that were used by the ancient Yolngu peoples of Central and Eastern Arnhem Land to store the bones of the deceased during mortuary ceremonies. Modern artists produce new larrakitj to educate Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Larrikitj are often painted with designs and symbols representing clans or relationships.

Forma juvenil de un animal de desarrollo indirecto, que pasa por estados de metamorfosis, incluyendo insectos, anfibios, cnidarios y otros.