Examples of using Woad in English and their translations into French
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merchants rich from the woad trade, still flourishing at the time.
Woad was of great economic importance in the middle ages and this heritage combined with the market gardening life of Amiens and the Hortillonnages is the inspiration for the painted, metal sculpture; a‘cathedral' of stacked crates used for storing of crops in this case the cut woad flowers.
Once as a hugely successful and important commercial basic product of the European textile industry throughout the Middle Ages and on through the 19th century, woad was the basis of a long and successful trade between Britain and Northern France, which will explored here by British
the golden age of woad culture in Lauragais.
The volunteers told members of the public about the woad dye and how they find it different to chemical dyes,"the process of using woad is more complicated
garments inspired by the colours of woad dye, as well as woad fabric installations created by students from the Université de Picardie.
the only places in United Kingdom where woad is still grown, are two farms which production is used to dye the bobbies' uniforms.
this exhibition addresses the themes of woad and blue through three different viewpoints, namely those of the project's three partners: one, historical and documentary, follows woad's history and its uses from the Middle Ages to this day;
is produced from the leaves of the WOAD[43](Isatis tinctoria)
Hohmichele contained textiles dyed with woad dye.
ham, and woad to England.
and gardening with woad.
The citizens of the five Thuringian Färberwaid(dye woad) towns of Erfurt,
mustards, and woad.
Aimed primarily at young audiences, Woad: crossed paths will be visible in Amiens from the 24th of September to the 31st of October at the Léopold Sedar Senghor library,
related to the culture of woad and"grenier à blé du Languedoc"("Languedoc's granary"),
Painted with woad and howling!
Above the wall is Woad territory.
She's a Woad.
By the mid-16th century, the woad trade shrank after the promotion of the pastel of the Pays du Midi, and it took to restructuring crafts.