Sentence examples for indian materials from inspiring English sources

An ebony and rosewood cabinet inlaid with ivory flowers at Simon Ray unites Islamic Mogul themes, Indian materials and European furniture design.

Thirteen houses have been constructed that combine traditional Indian materials like round volcanic rocks and the types of lumber that Mapuches here favor, but with modern insulation and bathrooms.

For one, there is the intricate brooch by L. Eugene Nelson of Albuquerque that uses traditional Indian materials -- silver, turquoise and other stones -- in a finely engineered piece modeled on (what else?) a computer chip.

Until the last few decades, the only strong effort to exhibit this art in galleries or museums was made by those few institutions specializing in ethnological, exotic, or art history subjects, together with the rare specialized museum devoted only to Indian materials or to those of the American West.

The various forms of North Asian, Chinese, Indian, and Southeast Asian, as well as indigenous Japanese, music were organized in the 9th century into two major categories: tōgaku, the so-called music of the left, which included Tang-dynasty (618 907) Chinese music as well as Indian materials; and komagaku, the music of the right, which contained Korean music and all other forms.

The Indian material is particularly revealing.

But underneath where the plow hadn't reached, we found Indian material.

The museum's collection, amassed by financier George Heye, is the largest one of American Indian material ever assembled.

It covered African, Oceanic and North American Indian material, as well as Pre-Columbian art from Central and South America and all things "tribal" from everywhere else.

Nevertheless, the Indian material, besides its own intrinsic interest, provides information about Greek astronomy during a vital period about which the Classical texts say little.

It may have been thought at the time that some status had been accorded the programme by the introduction of English writers, who served as critics of the West Indian material.