Oranjelint after 1747
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natural stone pattern
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circular oval feature
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shading to add clarity
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3d printed part
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old engraving style
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clothing promotion photography
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round design
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hand-embroidered
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watercolour bleed
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watercolour illustration
"Oranjelint" is a long narrow strip of fabric featuring a hand-painted design from the late 18th century. The fabric, which is likely a type of silk, is decorated with an elaborate coat of arms and a tree with a pot. The design is meticulously detailed and includes a variety of colorful elements, including a crowned crown, a lion, and a variety of floral motifs. The artwork is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum. This particular type of artwork, known as a "oranjelint" was commonly used as a decorative element in homes and often depicted the Dutch royal family.
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