Oranjelint after 1747
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natural stone pattern
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circular oval feature
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3d printed part
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hand-embroidered
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stoneware
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ceramic
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round circular shape
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watercolour bleed
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watercolour illustration
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layered pattern
"Oranjelint", a woven trim, is a striking example of 18th-century textile design. Dating from after 1747, it is likely from the Netherlands and is currently held in the Rijksmuseum. The trim features intricate, repeating patterns of stylized floral motifs, possibly orange blossoms, woven into a cream-colored ground with accents of green, silver, and blue. The trim showcases the technical skill and aesthetic sensibilities of the time, reflecting the popularity of decorative textiles for enhancing clothing and furnishings.
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