But they also incorporate local, traditional emblematic elements, such as bees, spiders, snakes, dragonflies, turtles, birds and indigenous flowers.
The emergence of these emblematic elements of societal and large and impressive structures of this modern day city now projects slowly giving way to service providence, making sure Dubai remains an attractive place to invest and to live in.
The making of armor parallels auto design: it falls somewhere between practical protection and dramatic fashion, combining metal plates and hinges with emblematic decorative elements.
His new book, Dark Lens, compiles a few years' worth of photos that borrow emblematic visual elements from the films and stage them in realistic settings through highly sophisticated collage work.
And beautifully executed still-life elements play an important emblematic part in many of his other paintings — from skulls, flowers and bowls of fruit to the brilliantly lit earthenware jug, bread, olives and radishes, representing the eucharist and Christ's humility, in "Supper at Emmaus," on loan from the Museo Nacional de San Carlos in Mexico City.
Judith Mackrell, the author of Flappers: Six Women of a Dangerous Generation, sees Bow's route to stardom as one of the many elements that made her so emblematic of the 1920s.
The Ohio-born politician came to power during the rise of the Tea Party in 2010, but his inability to get along with the angrier, anti-compromise elements in the GOP is emblematic of a larger rift within the party.
"You attack a whole nation by attacking an element of culture – something that's emblematic of an open society – such as Charlie Hebdo; attacking the police force – an institution; and attacking the Jews".
Silver, considered a feminine element associated with the moon, and gold, emblematic of the male sun, were used together and separately for precious ornaments.
