tapa cloth造句

• Women usually wear a multi-layered " Tapa cloth " on formal occasions.
• He made tapa cloth from the bark of a tropical mulberry tree.
• Nga ara presented the reciters with " veri " tapa cloths.
• Tapa cloth was made by both the men and women in ancient times.
• Both of these contain a number of tapa cloths and mats.
• Tapa cloth is a textile made from the inner bark in many Pacific Island nations.
• He was wrapped in red tapa cloth.
• They supplanted the traditional giving of tapa cloth on ceremonial occasions such as weddings, funerals and hair-cutting.
• Author of " The Shark That Ate the Sun ", he also paints tapa cloth inspired designs on canvas.
• The boat was lined and the whole platform covered with fine imported broadcloth and tapa cloth of rich colors.
• In daily life the Alune adults had a short loincloth from the waist down made of bark-fibre, similar to the tapa cloth.
• Joel Cooner, of the Cooner Gallery in Dallas, added that Henri Matisse " had tapa cloth on the walls of his studio ."
• It was inspired by the tapa cloth dresses the people of the Pacific were encouraged to wear by the Christian missionaries to show modesty.
• It is home to Fiji's most skillful makers of tapa cloth ( masi ), rock paintings and one of the world's most exclusive resorts.
• The pattern of the plant was echoed in the Polynesian tapa cloth which was the inspiration for the painting and is seen in the background.
• Some art experts have made a comparison between the distinctive Samoan tattoo patterns to other artforms including designs on " tapa cloth " and Lapita pottery.
• Hi I'm studiyng restauration and conservation of contemporary art and I would like to know something more about the polinesian tapa cloth because I'm restoring one.
• Brigham authored 46 articles and monographs on Hawaiian botany, geology, and material culture such as mat weaving, tapa cloth, feather work, and stone and wood carvings.
• It is widely cultivated elsewhere and it grows as an introduced species in parts of Europe, the United States, Other common names include "'tapa cloth tree " '.
• And there was the Parade of Paddlers, with men in loincloths, sarongs and cloth skirts called lava-lava, and women wearing shell leis and elaborate garments of hand-beaten tapa cloth.