Portuguese
espolinado Spanish
brocado 
Weaving technique in which a discontinuous complementary weft is used to produce a raised pattern.
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The word Paradise, the names of cups and brocade in Sura lvi.
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The gilt-framed chairs were upholstered in pink-and-white-flowered brocade, with polished brass tacks.
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She stood at her dressing-table in a beautiful dress of grey brocade.
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Dark dull-green and red flowered dress, giving the appearance of tattered brocade.
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She shrank against the window, taking care not to stir the brocade.
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At the windows were heavy red damask curtains, lined with yellow brocade.
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A stout American woman in heavy brocade looked up from her soup.
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Windows and doors, with equal splendour, were draped in hangings of brocade.
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She quickly had the entire chamber furnished with linens of silk brocade.
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Its heavy brocade yoke came down to her mid-chest, hiding her breasts.
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The guinah or garland, of flowers on a tray covered with brocade.
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It had wide stairs and lots of rooms with heavy brocade curtains.
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He glanced into the adjacent living room at the turquoise brocade divan.
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He was wearing a silk dressing gown and a brocade fur-lined cap.
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Within it was erected a tomb, which was covered with gold brocade.
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And he is very fond of this brocade, which he chose himself.
