The designers, who met as Artist & Fleas vendors and bonded over a shared Greek heritage, named their store for Mount Ida, where, in Greek myth, Zeus was born.
The south side of the awning, which reads "El Maestro Inc.," is a center of Puerto Rican culture and heritage named for Pedro Albizu Campos, the deceased Puerto Rican nationalist leader who was known as El Maestro (The Teacher).
PARIS — Gilded heritage names that have been making elaborate ball gowns since the last century are not the only houses to claim places in the creative pantheon during the couture.
But perhaps editors just need to adapt to the times: 2016 has seen the fashion industry focus on young celebrities who fit the Hailey Baldwin template: heritage names with large social media followings.
Yashar is proud of her heritage — the name of her gallery, Nilufar, comes from the Farsi word for lotus — and she wanted her living space to reflect that.
Despite her Wangunk heritage, her name appears on a list of men, women, and children belonging to the Mohegan tribe in 1771 and on a Mohegan membership list taken in August 1782.
With the recent interest in the Internet of Things and blockchain, the opportunity exists to create a myriad of sharing applications, e.g. peer-to-peer automatic payment mechanisms, foreign exchange platforms, digital rights management and cultural heritage to name but a few.
"The two teams were spending their time denigrating each other, their ability, parentage, ethnic heritage, you name it," said Burt Neuborne, a professor at New York University Law School who originally entered the fray on Mr. Fagan's side but has since become aligned with Mr. Hausfeld's group.
If your child has a Latino, Asian, African, or European heritage, their name may reflect that.
It is a not insignificant piece of biography that in addition to being a writer and filmmaker, Ms. Ozeki — herself of Japanese and American heritage, herself named Ruth, herself married to a man named Oliver — is also a Zen Buddhist priest, ordained in 2010.
