Goldwork (embroidery) (English Wikipedia)

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  • Vogelsang, Willem (25 February 2017). "Or Nué". In Gillian Vogelsang-Eastwood; Willem Vogelsang (eds.). Needles: The TRC Digital Encyclopaedia of Decorative Needlework. Leiden: Textile Research Centre.

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  • Zorach, Rebecca; Phillips, Michael W. (2016). Gold : Nature and Culture. London: Reaktion Books. ISBN 978-1-78023-613-1. OCLC 963575483. The gold thread that was the basis for gold cloth was formed around threads of silk, which though it had been produced in Europe for almost a millennium by this time, was still associated with its origins in China. Silk in general and golden textiles in particular were still associated with the aura of Eastern brilliance; pattern textiles made in Europe still mimicked Persian and Chinese models.