Términos

Artificios pirotécnicos, por lo general manuales o usados con un lanzador, que producen una luz intensa, a veces en combinación con humo o sonido, usados para señalización, identificación, o iluminación.

Refers to the culture of the general region of Bengal, roughly encompassing West Bengal in India and all of Bangladesh. It was an ancient Hindu region, into which was introduced Buddhism in the 3rd century.

Describe obras creadas por africanos de mismo nombre, un pueblo beréber que vive en la región de los Atlas Medio de Marruecos.

Estampas japonesas en que la mano de color principal era ejecutada con beni, un pigmento rojo.

Style and culture of the people of southern Nigeria noted for their production of fine bronzes and carved ivories, particularly of the inhabitants who predated the modern nation of Bénin. For the style and culture of the modern nation, use "Beninese."

Style and culture of the people of Bénin, particularly of the modern inhabitants. For the style and culture of the more ancient people of southern Nigeria, use "Benin."

Estampas japonesas en que el color, rojo (beni) y usualmente el verde, eran impresos más que coloreados a mano.

Pseudonyms adopted by members of the Bentvueghels group, also called Schildersbent; it was a 17th-18th century association of mainly Dutch and Flemish artists living in Rome.

Japanese or Japanese-style boxes comprised of individual compartments, and used to store or transport packed meals, typically lunches or a picnic. Named after a Chinese dialect word meaning ‘convenient,’ bento boxes can vary in style and material from the simple to the very ornate, the more decorative type often made of wood or painted lacquer.

Arcilla blanda plástica de color claro formada por alteración química de cenizas volcánicas; al colocarla en agua puede expandirse hasta alcanzar varias veces su volumen original.

Una oscura oleorresina de olor agradable obtenida de árboles del género Styrax, incluyendo S. benjuí y S. officinalis, crece en Tailandia, Malasia e Indonesia. Benjuí se utilizó en el siglo XVI como un barniz espírituoso para pinturas. También se utiliza como un plastificante para barnices y lacas, un perfume, un antiséptico, y un desodorante. Resina de benjuí no es la misma que la sustancia química llamada "benjuí," que es un polvo obtenido a partir de benzaldehído. Para una resina de color marrón, pegajoso, aromático obtenido a partir de árboles del género Liquidambar, use "estoraque."

Benzotriazole (BTA) is a heterocyclic compound with many applications. In conservation, the silvery powder is chiefly used as a corrosion inhibitor for copper and its alloys.

Se refiere a un estilo de decoración en cerámica que fue vista en Beocia desde el siglo VII a.C a principios de la primera mitad del siglo VI a.C. Se caracteriza por el uso de motivos florales alegres y por temas mitológicos, sin mucho detalle, típicamente en figura negra o con figuras en relieve.

Refers to a royal ceramic style produced at the kilns in Beoncheon-ri in Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do (province). It followed the style originated at Usan-ri and Doma-ri. Wares produced included Joseon celadon and inlaid white porcelain, but plain hard-paste white porcelain was the primary type. Uniquely, ritual vessels with animal forms decorated with cobalt or iron painting were also produced, with the cobalt underglaze showing a lighter blue tone compared with that of the late 15th century. White porcelain inscribed with Chinese characters denoting heaven, earth, black, and yellow, emblematic of the official court kilns of the first half of the Joseon Dynasty, was also manufactured.