VERA Platform_559 Horn container "Horn container, used as a gaxapu due to its wooden base, featuring a handle for attaching it to a belt. Garlands and flowers decorate the piece, alongside a scene showing a woman with a rake and a man holding a scythe. The inscription, partially erased, indicates the ownership of the object: \u201cI belong to Juan \u00bfGil?\u201d (\u201cSoy de Juan \u00bfGil?\u201d)." melendezenrique@uniovi.es 3D Object 3D University of St Andrews VERA Platform "Horn container, used as a gaxapu due to its wooden base, featuring a handle for attaching it to a belt. Garlands and flowers decorate the piece, alongside a scene showing a woman with a rake and a man holding a scythe. The inscription, partially erased, indicates the ownership of the object: \u201cI belong to Juan \u00bfGil?\u201d (\u201cSoy de Juan \u00bfGil?\u201d)." Paula Labrador, Enrique Meléndez y Santiago Rodríguez "The necklace is woven out of 100% linen yarn in both warp and weft. The blue tones are a blend of newly produced Swedish yarn and leftover yarn form the local handweaving association.\r\n\r\nProcess: Handwoven with the usage of the technique \u201cpulled warp\u201d, which forms a curvature of the warp.\r\n\r\nThe material for the inlayed rays in the pattern is natural linen, hand spun out of the short fibres, the scutching tow. (See object Bobbin of scutching tow from Finneb\u00e4ck).\r\n\r\nHas been shown in Arvika Konsthantverk, Sweden and at Univeristy of Oviedo, Spain (Creators & Keepers Women weaving Europe). \r\n" Movable Heritage "The necklace is woven out of 100% linen yarn in both warp and weft. The blue tones are a blend of newly produced Swedish yarn and leftover yarn form the local handweaving association.\r\n\r\nProcess: Handwoven with the usage of the technique \u201cpulled warp\u201d, which forms a curvature of the warp.\r\n\r\nThe material for the inlayed rays in the pattern is natural linen, hand spun out of the short fibres, the scutching tow. (See object Bobbin of scutching tow from Finneb\u00e4ck).\r\n\r\nHas been shown in Arvika Konsthantverk, Sweden and at Univeristy of Oviedo, Spain (Creators & Keepers Women weaving Europe). \r\n" Movable Heritage 43.53689604607413 -5.634997934103013