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Embroiderers' Guild of WA Textile Museum > Records

RAISED WORK, ELIZABETHAN, PICTURE

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A raised technique popular in the 1990s and 2000s which was most often done in workshops with notes supplied. This picture of is a woodland nymph.
It is a female face crowned by an arrangement of flowers, fruits, leaves and a bee in a variety of colours. She wears a pearl necklace and has beaded centres to each flower and metallic thread in the leaves. She is outlined in a tan colour and has green eyes.

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cwa-org-78-2018.25

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Friday, 13 October, 2023

Embroiderers' Guild of WA Textile Museum

Embroiderers' Guild of WA Textile Museum

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