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Fastrack sunglasses are cheap

30th January 2012
Wearing sunglasses has been the fashion statement since many years. From young to old, everybody loves to wear sunglasses for their own reason. The origin of sunglasses can be traced back to ancient China and Rome. It is believed that Roman Emperor ‘Nero’... Read >
Author: Sharad

Lamps in Chinese Red Cinnabar

22nd November 2011
The long cultural and artistic history of China has produced a large number of original and distinctive artistic achievements. One that is quickly recognised is cinnabar lacquer, with its distinctive red colour, sometimes referred to as China red, sealing... Read >
Author: Maurice Robertson

The Commuter Town Of Broxbourne

23rd May 2011
Having a population of over 13,000 people according to the census in 2001, Broxbourne is a commuter town part of the Broxbourne borough of Hertfordshire, located in the eastern side of England, north of Wormleym south of Hoddesdon and north-north east of ... Read >
Author: David Fisher

Gamelan - Precision Fasteners manufacturer - Hydraulic Couplings

20th August 2010
History of Gamelan Music Musicians performing musical ensemble, bas-relief of Borobudur. The gamelan predates the Hindu-Buddhist Emma culture that dominated Indonesia in its earliest records and instead represents a native art form. The instruments deve... Read >
Author: loyaoo

Badal Vilas (Mandir Palace, Tazia Tower)

04th July 2010
The history of Jaisalmer started in 1156, the year of its founding, in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Strategically positioned on the camel route connecting India and Central Asia it started off with great wealth leading to the exquisite houses and mansio... Read >
Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

What are the Reasons Why Did China Invade Tibet

19th May 2010
The motive why did China invade Tibet is unclear as of now. Groups from China, Tibet, and other parts of the world are still debating over the said issue and arguing about who's supposed to govern Tibet. Opinions are still varied and they have to trace ba... Read >
Author: Sturat Michael M

Hand block printing

04th March 2010
Hand block printing on a fabric is a fascinating process.India has always been renowned for its printed and dyed cotton since the 12th century. The unique art of hand block printing employs skilfully hand carved wooden blocks to print designs or patterns ... Read >
Author: Zodingdi

History of Ink

04th January 2010
A liquid containing various pigments or dyes used for coloring a surface to produce an image, text or design is called an ink. It is used for drawing or writing with a pen, quill or brush. Thick ink like paste form is used in letter press. History of ... Read >
Author: Stephen Adler

Origins of Salwar Kameez - A Tale of Ethnicity Retold in Fabric

08th October 2009
Amidst its royal grandeur, enigmatic feel and feminine charm salwar kemeez breathes the sighs of history. With its roots deeply seated in the antiquities of medieval India, the origin of Salwar Kameez still carries the rich sartorial chronicle amidst its ... Read >
Author: Utsav

Genghis Khan Mausoleum: A Memorial for the Great Mongolian Hero

07th April 2009
Approximately 185 kilometres from Baotou City, stands the beautiful Genghis Khan's Mausoleum which was built in 1954. It is recognised as the gathering place to pay tribute and bid sacrifice to the spirit of the great Mongolian hero Genghis Khan. Genghi... Read >
Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

The history of nylons

13th January 2009
Stockings date back to the 12th century. They were individually handmade until mass production became possible. You will be amazed to learn that it was not an engineer, but a curate, who first facilitated their mass production! It was in 1589 Rev William ... Read >
Author: Debbie Mendoza

Pelotherapy - Bathe yourself in Clay

24th November 2008
Clay has been used as a cosmetic ingredient and healing agent in Europe as far back as the 12th century and even before then by indigenous peoples from around the world. The most familiar use of clay in the modern day is in the form of facial masks howeve... Read >
Author: Ananda Mahony ND

Kannada Folk Songs

22nd September 2008
The different forms of folk narration include songs, ballads, fables, erotica, romance and epics. Kannada literature in the 12th century began undertaking some important changes like speaking and singing folk songs while some still used the champu form of... Read >
Author: Jennie

Malayalam Literature

22nd September 2008
Malayalam is a language spoken by nearly ninety percent of people who reside in the state of Kerala in India. Closely tied to the Dravidian family of languages, this thousand year old mother tongue of nearly thirty million Malayalis, has received tremendo... Read >
Author: Jennie

Dress up and Princess Games -- Online Games for Girls

15th May 2008
There is nothing that triggers a child's imagination such as a game with possibilities, when it comes to girls there is nothing better than playing dress-up with their dolls and princesses, knowing this information online game designers have come up with ... Read >
Author: John Sern
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