Posts Tagged ‘Hundreds Of Years’
Although beads have been strung together to make necklaces and bracelets for many hundreds of years,the concept of collectible, individual beads that can be customised to your own particular requirements, and added to or interchanged periodically, is relatively new. The first silver caste beads strung together on a leather necklace were made by Soren Nielsen in 1976 in Copenhagen and were known as Trollpearls, named after the Troll faces depicted on the first beads. Eleven years later Lise Aagaard, his sister opened her own jewellery store in Copenhagen launched Troll beads in a collection of individually designed jewellery.
Fancy Dress History in Brief
Tuesday, August 16th, 2011
Fancy dress has been practised for over hundreds of years, tracing its origins as far back as Roman times but it is generally accepted that the present day of notion of a fancy dress party has evolved from the Italian Masquerade balls of the 15th century. These were truly grand and opulent occasions and were almost exclusively attended by the aristocracy and wealthy. These festivities were for the upper classes, and were closely associated with the traditional Venetian Carnival and the use of masks over the face to be unrecognisable.
How Does Magic Fool You?
Wednesday, April 27th, 2011
Magic and Illusion has been a popular art form for hundreds of years. It's a love/hate relationship. Audiences love to be fooled, but also don't like to as well.
How Arabic Embroidery Art Is Developed Through Time
Monday, December 20th, 2010
The Arabic embroidery is a particular kind of embroidery which has existed for hundreds of years ago. Its designs represent the earlier ideologies even before religions had actually existed or developed. In the Arabic embroidery, each character symbolizes a certain theme.
The Exclusive and Historic Carlton Club, London
Tuesday, November 16th, 2010
Private gentleman's clubs in London are a big deal and have been for hundreds of years. While other countries like the US have their fair share of private member's only clubs, it is England's rich history that really gives these types of clubs the royalist feel. The Carlton Club in London claims to be one of the oldest and most elite private Conservative clubs in not only England, but the world.