Términos

Gente ocupada en supervisar el corte, proceso y la comercialización maderera.

Madera de árboles de determinados tipos o calidades que se han optimizado para el uso en construcción, elaboración de muebles, entre otros propósitos. Para las piezas grandes de madera, por lo general con poco trabajo, use el término tronco.

In Indian architecture, a space around the sanctuary.

In Indian architecture, a middle band (wall-pilaster decoration); mediating decorative or plain band of a wall.

In Indian architecture, a central band (at the bhadra) of Latina (North Indian curvilinear superstructure) śikhara; central spine of northern Indian śikharas or of a few Karṇāṭan superstructures.

In Indian architecture, a middle band of a basal kumuda of the tripaṭṭa type; central band (on the kumuda).

In Indian architecture, a central offset; bhadra.

In Indian architecture, a central jamb of the door.

In Indian architecture, a central hall.

Úsese para describir obras producidas por africanos de mismo nombre que viven principalmente en el nor-oeste de Uganda y sur de Sudán, pero también la República Democrática del Congo.

Refers to the modern art movement that emerged in the 1960s at Madras, the present-day Chennai in South India. Within a larger context of post-independence search for identity, the Madras School of Arts and Crafts played a pivotal role in this regional art movement. Led by the School’s principal K.C.S. Paniker and teacher S.Dhanapal, the Madras Art Movement sought to rethink strategies for deploying traditional regional art forms while maintaining modern sensibility and expressions. The artist-teachers along with students creatively interacted with the vernacular art of the region. The city Madras became an artistic center attracting artists from the southern states of India, where artists drew inspiration from the cultural traditions of their native regions, such as folk and tribal culture, and interpreted them with techniques and tools that were modern.

Edificios que albergan escuelas teológicas islámicas o de derecho, especialmente cuando se asocian con una mezquita, o en general en los lugares de estudio.

Islamic theological or law schools, especially when associated with a mosque, or generally for places of study.

Mujer que tiene hijos, tanto de manera biológica como por adopción.

Motivo floral estilizado basado en la palmeta (arte del antiguo egipcio, griego y romano), que fue visto por los arquitectos y artesanos del siglo XVIII para parecerse a las flores de la madreselva europea, especie Lonicera periclymenum. El motivo de la madreselva se observa con mayor frecuencia en la arquitectura y decoración de muebles. Es simétrica con tres o más miembros curvos que irradian desde cada lado de un largo pétalo central; difiere de la palmeta en general, por tener miembros más delgados.

The culture or style of the area around Madrid, Spain.

En general, se refiere a árboles del género Arbutus. El término también se utiliza específicamente para hacer referencia a la madera únicamente de los miembros norteamericanos del género Arbutus.

The Madurese are an Austronesian ethnic group native to the island of Madura and the northern part of eastern Java, Indonesia, comprising the country's fifth-largest ethnic group and speaking their own distinct Madurese language across diverse regional varieties. With approximately six million living on their ancestral island and additional communities throughout Java and beyond, the Madurese diaspora is traditionally known for trade, farming, and the practice of Pencak silat, and are recognized as the largest owners of traditional grocery shops in Indonesia. The Madurese have made notable contributions to Indonesian culture, including the invention of satay and the Karapan sapi bull race, while also playing a pioneering role in classical Islamic religious movements through the Pondok Pesantren educational tradition.