Difference between revisions of "Test Material"
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Record name starts with institution (Freer, MFA, etc.) follower by the current institutional registration number | Record name starts with institution (Freer, MFA, etc.) follower by the current institutional registration number | ||
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| − | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (001) is a Japanese silk textile, 20th century reproduction of 14th c .....used as a backing for a hanging scroll from the ..... It is a Basic twill damask with | + | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (001) is a Japanese silk textile, 20th century reproduction of 14th c .....used as a backing for a hanging scroll from the ..... It is a Basic twill damask with brown and white threads forming a cloud pattern that repeats horizontally every 22 centimeter and vertically every 35.... |
Revision as of 08:47, 18 January 2018
Record name
Record name starts with institution (Freer, MFA, etc.) follower by the current institutional registration number
Description
The description field will contain an English language description of the fabric. It must include: Holding institution with their number Fiber, nationality, date of origin and use Classification (weave, colors, structure, design)
Example Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (001) is a Japanese silk textile, 20th century reproduction of 14th c .....used as a backing for a hanging scroll from the ..... It is a Basic twill damask with brown and white threads forming a cloud pattern that repeats horizontally every 22 centimeter and vertically every 35....
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Tabular Properties
| Language | English | romaji | Japanese |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weave type | plain | hira-ori | |
| Color | red; white; gold | ||
| Pattern | peony arabesque | ||
| repeat | hor: | vert: | |
| bolt length | 300 cm |
Additional Images
Japanese silk brocade with gold thread
Japanese silk brocade with gold thread
Japanese silk brocade with gold thread
Sources Checked for Data in Record
- Thomas Gregory, The Condensed Chemical Dictionary, Reinhold Publishing, New York, 3rd ed., 1942 Comment: Mohs =2