Términos

Estantes escalonados construídos asimétricamente que se encuentran comúnmente en la decoración de estilo Shoin. Este primer estilo fue popular a finales del período Muromachi (1392-1573).

Hairstyles incorporating a large coil or mass of hair wound around itself or a form and positioned on the nape of the neck or back of the head.

Paper cups that were first used in ancient China; for serving of tea, often colorful and decorated.

Estilo de pintura china, en que los dedos y uñas son usados como implementos en lugar del pincel.

Cualquier tipo de tierra, especialmente arcilla, que mezclada con agua permite formar un mortero en Etiopía.

Estilo textil, por lo general de alfombras, caracterizados por un pelo más largo que otras alfombras Shirvan. Son planos y de tejido apretado con un color de fondo rojo y el campo central dominado está por tres grandes octágonos en forma de gancho,y el del medio es casi invariablemente blanco.

In a thersaurus, a so-called "narrower term" is a record to which another record or multiple records are superordinate in a hierarchy.

The use of children as a labor force in industry or business. Now widely considered inhumane, it has been rendered illegal in most developed countries, though it was common until the early 20th century.

Libraries containing collections specifically geared towards the needs of children.

Museums with collections and exhibits aimed at an audience of children and their education, for example, with texts written at a child's level of understanding and hands-on exhibits intended to maintain a child's interest.

Plays intended to be acted by children.

Poetry intended for children, to be read by children or to children.

Stories and tales for children, usually fiction or fantastical.

Small children's velocipedes with two wheels at the back and one at the front. These usually lack brakes or gears and use frontwheel drive via cranked pedals.

Refers to several varieties of Spanish spoken in Chile, having pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and slang that is distinct from standard Spanish.

In Greek and Roman history, the title of a military commander of 1000 men.

Style and culture of a subdivision of the Tlingit Indian people in Alaska, on the coast between Cape Fox and Yakutat Bay, known for blankets and other cultural works.