Blue dye obtained from various plants of the Indigofera genus, from which it is extracted after a process of maceration in water. Tradizionally used in pre-Columbian America and India, it spread from there to China and Japan, and then by means of Jewish merchants and dyers operating in the …
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Federica Brignone Semi-beginner Champion Pushed by the Sun and the Moon Things – historical, geographic and especially current – we Italians are really good at every type of slalom – especially the giant slalom. No one can beat us in the slalom; we are constantly pumping out champions. The …
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The Slit or Coupe neckties are quite rare due to the fact that the central cut requires a long and painstaking workmanship. They are the equivalent of the Pulzellaggio knot neckties in the world of bow ties.
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There is great feasting that night. The captive moon will speak, explaining all mysteries and the meaning behind many things. A sharp contrast with this visionary world populated by fake cities and made-up people; in smaller towns and villages nestled between the hills we find television with its unstoppable …
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At the same time, imports of textiles painted in India by the Dutch on cotton, hemp and linen fabrics – known as les indiennes – definitively determined the new fashion. Love of the exotic, and especially “chinoiserie”, continued into the following century, with 18th century Rococo or distilled Baroque, which …
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