A process of producing multicoloured prints using the offset technique. The inked image is printed on a rubber cylinder, then transferred to surfaces such as paper, cloth, wood or tin. The method was extensively used in the twentieth century in the production of coloured chromolithographs for calendars, magazines and newspaper.
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A needlework technique that uses stitches resembling bones extending from the spine of a herring fish. It is found in…
A form of mosaic work wherein hard semi-precious stones are inlaid onto stone to form images. The decorative technique flourished…
In textile production, it is the practice of dyeing a fabric or yarn that has already been dyed.
Discontinuous patterning techniques in Bhutanese weaving, using supplementary weft to create single-faced motifs and patterns (invisible on the reverse of…
A popular form of mid-nineteenth century photography that created and enhanced the illusion of depth in photographs. The technique involves…
An early photographic technique wherein two or more negative images are combined to create a single image. This technique allowed…
The edge of a fabric that does not require additional finishing work and prevents the textile from fraying and unravelling.…
An object that is covered with a thin layer of gold, often used in jewellery, ornamentation and textile. From the…