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WICKERWORK Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of WICKERWORK is work consisting of interlaced pliable twigs or branches. How to use wickerwork in a sentence.
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Wicker - Wikipedia
Wicker is a method of weaving used to make products such as furniture and baskets, as well as a descriptor to classify such products. It is the oldest furniture ...
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Wickerwork - Archipelago Books
This bilingual edition is the first comprehensive collection of Christian Lehnert's work to appear in English, translated by the celebrated translator and ...
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wickerwork
wickerwork (ˈwɪkəwɜːk) [f. wicker n. + work n.] Work consisting of wickers; a structure of flexible twigs, osiers, or the like plaited together; basket-work.1719 De Foe Crusoe i. (Globe) 252 We fell to work to make more Wicker Work. 1780 Cowper A Fable 3 A raven..on her wicker-work high mounted Her ...
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Wickerwork - Smithsonian Folklife Festival
Wickerwork has existed for centuries in Hungary, primarily to produce baskets, trays, stands, and holders of various types. Made by weaving together split rods ...
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Wickerwork | Handcrafted, Natural, Sustainable | Britannica
Wickerwork, furniture made of real or simulated osier (rods or twigs). The Egyptians made furniture of this kind in the 3rd millennium bc.
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wickerwork
wickerworkn [U] baskets, furniture, etc made of wicker (用枝条制作的)篮、 筐、 家具等 [attrib 作定语]wickerwork chairs 藤椅.
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WICKERWORK | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
WICKERWORK meaning: 1. furniture or containers made from wicker 2. furniture or containers made from wicker. Learn more.
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WICKERWORK definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
Wickerwork is long thin sticks, stems, or reeds that have been woven together to make things such as baskets and furniture.
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The Art of Wickerwork - Williams Lawrence
The art of wickerwork, and of weaving rattan, has been around for centuries and is one of the oldest recorded furniture making techniques.
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wickerwork - Quince & Co.
Wickerwork is a textured pullover by Michele Wang. Knit in Quince & Co. Osprey, American wool.
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Fertőszéplak
Also on display are examples of craftmenship like weaving, wickerwork and fishing.
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Kasa (hat)
Some types of include:
: a wickerwork made of shaven bamboo or wood.
: a wickerwork . : a deep wickerwork .
: a type of commonly worn by samurai and (foot soldiers).
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twiggen
twiggen, a. arch. (ˈtwɪg(ə)n) [f. twig n.1 + -en.] a. Made of twigs or wickerwork; also, having a wickerwork covering. b. Arising from burning twigs or brushwood.1549 Coverdale, etc. Erasm. Par. Acts vii. 29 A twiggen basket or hamper. 1588 Lanc. Wills (Chetham Soc.) III. 136 A twiggen cheare xij{su...
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Calamus rotang
It is one of the scandent (climbing) rattan palms used to make Malacca cane furniture, baskets, walking-sticks, umbrellas, tables and general wickerwork
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