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Abruzzi: Abruzzi ceramic vases. An Italian region on the Adriatic, famed in the eighteenth century for its fine ceramic works. Acetate: A synthetic fiber made from wood cellulose like a bio fiber, but treated with acid to produce a strong, lightweight absorbent fabric often used in linings. Acrylic: A synthetic fiber with a slightly rough finish. It more easily reproduces the textures of cotton or wool than other man made fibers such as polyester. Aloha: Hello or good bye or greetings in Hawaiian. Appliqué: A piece of fabric, cut to shape and sewn on to a larger piece as decoration. Arabesque: From the mideastern style - an intricate pattern or design featuring spiralling or serpentine lines. Armoire: A large, sometimes ornate cabinet or chest. Artisan: Made by, or having the visual appeal of the work of skilled craftsmen, using time honored methods. Asymmetrical: Varying in length or pattern from one side to the other. Athenian: In reference to the ancient Greek city. Evoking the graceful white columns of the architecture, or the azure water and golden sun of the region. |

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