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jacaranda | Wood from any of several catalpa trees of the genus Jacaranda native to the West Indies, tropical Americas, Florida, and California....view more |
jacaranta brown jacitara | A strong, slender stem obtained from the climbing palm, Desmoncus macroacanthus, native to Brazil....view more |
jackal | A wild, canine species (genus Canis) native to Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and South America....view more |
jackfruit | A tropical tree (Artocarpus heterophyllus) with sweet, edible fruit that is native to India....view more |
jaconet | A lightweight, sheer cotton fabric with a plain weave that was originally made in India....view more |
jacquard | An intricately woven fabric made using a draw loom equipped with a jacquard mechanism developed in 1801 by Joseph-Marie Jacquard....view more |
jade | A very hard stone ranging in color from pale to dark green....view more |
Jade 403 | [Jade Adhesives, Chicago] A brand name for a white aqueous adhesive emulsion containing ethylene vinyl acetate (20/80) copolymer....view more |
Jade 454 | [Jade Adhesives, Chicago] A brand name for a white aqueous adhesive emulsion containing ethylene/vinyl acetate (20/80) copolymer....view more |
jadeite | A very hard stone ranging in color from pale to dark green that is commonly called jade....view more |
jaguar | A large wild cat of the feline family (Panthera onca) native to Central and South America....view more |
jamba oil japan black japan camphor japan color | A pigmented varnish used for lettering, sign painting, and decorative work....view more |
japan drier japan earth | An early name for cutch, an organic plant dye obtained from the Acacia trees native to Southeast Asia that were imported to Japan and China as early as the 1500's....view more |
japan enamel | A hard, shiny imitation Oriental lacquer made made by mixing pigments into an oil and gum binder usually with a reducing agent....view more |
Japan ink | A glossy black ink composed of oxidized iron titanate in an aqueous gum solution....view more |
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