An elegant but strong crosshatching of millwork divides each sash into numerous lights (or panes).
"Turn-of-the-century sash windows," we'd discovered, meant "pneumonia holes".
Colors — the gold of the artist's shirt, the wine-red of his Middle Easternish sash, the pink of the chafe mark on his chin — are rich.
Kurobe is also Japan's major producer of window sash.
It is held in place with stops around the inside edge of the sash.
From the lit house came the sound of a sash window being forced up.
It shows him lavishly attired, wearing a gold-colored tunic embroidered with gold thread, a kind of Oriental sash and a large, soft black beret.
But in July 2011, evidence of various unauthorised third-party deductions from beneficiaries' bank accounts started to emerge, says Thandiwe Zulu, provincial director of Black Sash, a human rights organisation.
The sash of the Order was poppy red moire with narrow green borders, but under the knot, at the ends of this sash, these green borders as well as the ends of the sash were covered with gold metallic ribbon.
Other prevalence studies examine specific populations and disorders (22, 23), but do not provide the national representativeness of the SASH (24).
