French Silk Weave (Brochée) from Second half of the 18th Century.
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French Silk Weave (Brochée) from Second half of the 18th Century.
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France
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France
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18th Century
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Decorative Objects, Furnishing, and Visual Works
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French
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Silk
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Brochée
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A weave is brochée when certain of the weft threads forming the pattern are wound on separate bobbins or shuttles and enter the weave only in certain parts, spots where a given color is needed, instead of being shot across the full width of the warp
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when the weft is carried directly across from side to side the weave is called lancée.
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College of Architecture, Texas Tech University 875.F818 6SW No.30
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#30.
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Texas Tech University Libraries
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“French Silk Weave (Brochée) from Second half of the 18th Century.”, Arch Design Images, accessed September 21, 2024, https://exhibits.lib.ttu.edu/s/archlib/item/40779