亚速尔群岛的稻草刺绣(葡萄牙)

Q1 Social Sciences

Ethnobotany Research and Applications Pub Date : 2023-09-15 DOI:10.32859/era.26.33.1-7

Luis Mendonça de Carvalho, Francisca Maria Fernandes, Paula Nozes, Sara Albuquerque, Maria de Fátima Nunes

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小麦或黑麦稻草刺绣，典型的法亚尔岛(亚速尔群岛)，是十九世纪非常流行的欧洲工艺的最终代表。我们对亚速尔群岛植物的文化使用进行了调查，展示了一些稻草刺绣的例子，并提供了有关最后的刺绣者使用的植物原料的信息，这些刺绣者保持了这一传统。

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Straw embroideries in Azores (Portugal)

Wheat or rye straw embroideries, typical of the island of Faial (Azores), are the ultimate representatives of a European craft very popular in the XIX century. Our investigation into the cultural use of plants in the Azores presents some examples of straw embroideries and information on the raw materials of plant origin used by the last embroideresses who keep this tradition alive.

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Ethnobotany Research and Applications Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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