Sentence examples for classic textile from inspiring English sources

The dining-chair version, with flipper arms and steel-rod legs, was on show in the rooms in the Homes and Gardens Pavilion, which Robin himself designed – and in which Lucienne's classic textile pattern, Calyx, was first exhibited.

New England's classic summer textile is reimagined in lightly puckered violet silk.

To accompany the show the Barbican has created products, including bags and tea towels, based on classic Eames textile patterns.

But when selling to the developed countries, they find many restrictions affecting labor-intensive exports; textiles are the classic case.

This structure features the combination of the typical two-dimensional orthogonal textile fabric and the classic axial laminations, performing new characters in mechanics.

The local village appears to be from Olde Englande, with a pub and red post boxes, and the sound made by the local cider press is exactly like the textile lab in the Ealing classic The Man in the White Suit.

At the conference, she told the audience that she had just read a — yes! — home decorating magazine, which included a 20-page feature on textiles from the Andes, a classic example of big business springing from women's crafts.

"It had a rough time getting into the classic men's stuff," said Gray Maycumber, senior editor for textiles and fabrics at DNR. "Retailers thought it cheapened the clothing".

Trained in Japan, England and Guatemala, Hiroko Takeda, the Brooklyn-based textile artist, is not easily characterized as modern, classic or futurist.

Even videogame developers have looked at those classic animations and drawn inspiration from their use of recognisable textiles and objects.

As one expert expresses it, "Classic Navajo serapes at their finest equal the delicacy and sophistication of any pre-mechanical loom-woven textile in the world".