Ornaments
An ornament (from Latin ornare "to decorate, adorn, arrange, equip") is a usually repeating, often abstract or abstracted pattern with a symbolic function in itself. Ornaments are found on fabrics, buildings, wallpaper. The term ornament is mistakenly confused with the terms ornamentation or decoration, which describe an agglomeration of decorative elements used in an embellishing function. Ornaments, however, are often components or motifs in decorative arts, such as arts and crafts. As a single ornamental motif, it is thus a part of decoration.
Each ornament differs formally clearly from the background pattern and is often distinguished by color or elevation. Ceramic vessels decorated with ornaments can be found as early as the Stone Age. Ornaments can be formed representationally from floral or fantasy patterns. Flowers and foliate ornaments are common in churches, cathedrals, cloisters, and other buildings on columns or bay windows, as well as on ceilings (stucco) or house entrances. Ornaments may also include abstract forms, such as traditional clan patterns or tribal symbols, to indicate the affiliation of the wearer. They are particularly common in Islamic art (because of the ban on images there) as arabesques.
Ornamentation is the term used to describe the totality of ornaments in terms of their forms typical within a particular stylistic period or for a particular art object, as well as the art of ornamentation. The ornamentation of classical column architecture occupies a special position here, as it generally follows a tectonic logic. The individual ornaments are understood as reminiscences of constructive elements of the early Greek wooden architecture. The appropriate use of individual ornaments is thus subject to canonical ties and is a defining theme of early modern architectural theory.
Crab-Decorative Pattern
The crabs (Brachyura) - also true crabs or short-tailed crabs - are the largest infraorder of the order Decapoda, with about 6,800 species. Most crab species live in the sea, but some also live in fresh water (freshwater crab) or on land. Crabs have an abdomen (pleon) that has been transformed into a short caudal plate, which lies folded down under the cephalothorax - the space in between serves as a brood chamber in females.The male mating organs (gonopods) of the crabs are derived from double-branched split feet, whereby the latter are still found as pleopods in the females (these are used in brood care and can carry hundreds of thousands of eggs). In the males, pleopods have regressed or disappeared altogether. Onlythe first two pairs of pleopods are regularly preserved as gonopods: The first pair is tubular, the second mostly filiform and situated in the tube of the first, probably following a piston-pump principle. The first pair of legs of the trunk is transformed into large scissors, the eyes sit on stalks. Crabs can walk remarkably fast sideways ("crab walk").Some crab species are considered delicacies, especially edible crabs, deep-sea crabs and Japanese giant crabs. Various other crab species also have a crab-like physique and are accordingly called so, especially the stone and king crab family. Thus, contrary to zoological custom, shrimps are also called "crabs". In cooking language, crabs usually mean shrimps - especially North Sea shrimps (North Sea crab). Product Number: N08926Product Name: CrabThis design comes with the following sizes:Size: 9.24"(w) X 7.33"(h) (234.8mm X 186.2mm)Size: 9.51"(w) X 7.54"(h) (241.6mm X 191.6mm)Size: 10.46"(w) X 8.29"(h) (265.6mm X 210.6mm)Size: 10.50"(w) X 8.32"(h) (266.6mm X 211.4mm)Size: 10.86"(w) X 8.61"(h) (275.8mm X 218.6mm)Size: 11.41"(w) X 9.05"(h) (289.8mm X 229.8mm)Size: 11.76"(w) X 9.32"(h) (298.6mm X 236.8mm)Size: 12.51"(w) X 9.92"(h) (317.8mm X 252.0mm)Size: 12.74"(w) X 10.10"(h) (323.6mm X 256.6mm)The following formats are included in the file you will receive: .DST .EXP .JEF .PES .VP3 .XXX .PEC .U01You MUST have an embroidery machine and the software needed to transfer it from your computer to the machine to use this file. This listing is for the machine file only - not a finished item.Crab Machine Embroidery Design, Sea Life Embroidery Pattern, Cancer Designs, Sea Animals Embroidery Art, DIY Project Idea, Unique Digital Supplies For Embroidery Machines
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