samito
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thumb|Detail from the "Martyr Cope" (1270), gold on red silk samite, brought from France in 1274. Uppsala Cathedral Treasury.|300px
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Vinony's link graph records 359 inbound references to samito, and connects out to Sasanian Empire, Liturgical vestments and insignia and fulling.
It sits within the topics Figured fabrics, Medieval European costume and Medieval textile design.
Vinony links it to 8 Wikipedia language editions.
Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- silk fabric
- Material used
- silk
- Image
- Pheasant roundel silk samite.jpg
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- Commons category
- Samite
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Connections
Sasanian Empire
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Liturgical vestments and insignia
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fulling
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warp and weft
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cambric
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Italy
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Iran
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Greek
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Venice
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Middle Ages
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Crusades
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International Standard Book Number
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cotton
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Louvre Museum
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Vikings
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Western Europe
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Silk Road
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silk
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textile
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wool
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