Definition von songket im Wörterbuch Malaysisch
songket = Tuch ~ gewebtes Tuch mit Goldfaden oder Silberfaden: Mutter kaufte Vater ~ blau; 1. mit Goldfaden oder Silberfaden bestickt: Stoff ~; 2. Tragen von Songket: Die beiden Ehepartner sind in Terengganu besonders grün; vergoldete Stickereien: Die Frau erbt die Zuverlässigkeit von Weben, Sticken, Kleben und Maskieren von Perlen. songket = kain ~ kain tenun yg bersulam dgn benang emas atau benang perak: ibu membelikan ayah ~ berwarna biru; bersongket 1. bersulam dgn benang emas atau benang perak: kain~; 2. memakai songket: kedua-dua mempelai itu ~ hijau yg ditempah khas di Terengganu; menyongket menyulam dgn benang emas: wanita itu mewarisi kehandalan menenun, menyulam, ~, menekat dan mengarang manik.
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SONGKET» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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1
Songket: Malaysia's Woven Treasure
This is a pioneering study of songket, a rich, luxurious ceremonial fabric.
Grace Inpam Selvanayagam, 1990
2
Rampaian seni Terengganu: songket, tarian piring, mandi ...
On arts, culture, and custom and traditions of Terengganu, Malaysia.
3
Songket / This Territory
In trying to get the story straight, the characters start to navigate relationships across the boundaries of ethnicity, gender, education and prejudice. They are Australia -- a hotbed of cultures, and they are on fire.
4
Gold Cloths of Sumatra: Indonesia's Songkets from ...
Songket wear, by considerable contrast, is more multivocal. Alongside this ritual fabric's somewhat muted Muslim associations, as noted, these cloths can also proclaim ethnic group tradition, accomplishing that within cosmopolitan contexts.
Susan Rodgers, Anne Summerfield, John Summerfield, 2007
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The Malay Handloom Weavers: A Study of the Rise and ...
starting from the end of World War II ushered in the present-day shift of the handloom industry into songket weaving, which uses considerable amounts of metallic yarn in its production. E.K. Fisk estimates that in 1957 the production of silk ...
6
Islamic perspectives relating to business, arts, culture ... - Halaman 97
This section presents the researcher's own personal thoughts and how it might be reinterpreted into the modern context, from songket motifs to the meanings and philosophy of light and lighting design. The researcher chose to dwell on the ...
Roaimah Omar, Hasan Bahrom, Geraldine de Mello, 2015
the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Songket is a fabric that belongs to the brocade family of textiles.
Lambert M. Surhone, Miriam T. Timpledon, Susan F. Marseken, 2010
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Textile Economies: Power and Value from the Local to the ...
suous cloth of high social status and fealty to the past, in a national context of resurgent Muslim conservatism. Songket is the diametric opposite of a village cloth, given its dependency on long-distance trade in silk and gold-wrapped thread, ...
Walter E. Little, Patricia Ann McAnany, 2011
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Staying Local in the Global Village: Bali in the Twentieth ...
In the late 1950s when the materials for songket — imported from Java and overseas — became more readily available, a few villagers of means started to provide weaving materials to local people and sold finished cloth in Denpasar and ...
Raechelle Rubinstein, Linda Connor, 1999
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Malay Clothing: Sarong, Malaysian Cultural Outfits, Baju ...
