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I'm trying to find just the fabric piece that is in the round opening of this room partition. Anyone know what the feature is called?
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Bill
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¼Ò is family
ºÍ in this use means harmony, united, care each?other.
James
I'm trying to find just the fabric piece that is in the round opening of this room partition. Anyone know what the feature is called?
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Regards,
Bill
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Ok, the round piece is probably?´ÌÐå : patterns of pictures that consist of stitches sewn?directly onto cloth.?
James
¼Ò is family
ºÍ in this use means harmony, united, care each?other.
James I'm trying to find just the fabric piece that is in the round opening of this room partition. Anyone know what the feature is called?
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Regards,
Bill
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I know this is chinese but in Japan one can buy embroidered pieces with traditional designs in various sizes fairly commonly.
I did not see them in China but I was only there for a week for work so only had a weekend to explore Shanghai.
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On Jan 7, 2025, at 9:01?AM, Bill Hope via groups.io <hope.we@...> wrote: ? I'm trying to find just the fabric piece that is in the round opening of this room partition. Anyone know what the feature is called?
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Bill
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Imran,
I am sure you can find pretty much everything in Shanghai, just need to know where to go. A weekend is not enough to explore Shanghai with 24 million population :)
ËÕÐå is from Suzhou, a city 106 KM from Shanghai. High quality ËÕÐå is very expensive. Here on douyin (tiktok in China), you can find lots of wooden partition with ËÕÐå.
James
On Tue, Jan 7, 2025 at 9:36?AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: I know this is chinese but in Japan one can buy embroidered pieces with traditional designs in various sizes fairly commonly.
I did not see them in China but I was only there for a week for work so only had a weekend to explore Shanghai. ? I'm trying to find just the fabric piece that is in the round opening of this room partition. Anyone know what the feature is called?
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Regards,
Bill
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Hi James,
I don¡¯t doubt it at all. I was just saying that I didn¡¯t see them. In fact, other than the old temple everything I saw was brands from west, in ¡°downtown¡± by the river. I believe the locals wanted us to see the modern part that they are proud to show off.
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On Jan 7, 2025, at 9:47?AM, James Zhu via groups.io <james.zhu2@...> wrote: ? Imran,
I am sure you can find pretty much everything in Shanghai, just need to know where to go. A weekend is not enough to explore Shanghai with 24 million population :)
ËÕÐå is from Suzhou, a city 106 KM from Shanghai. High quality ËÕÐå is very expensive. Here on douyin (tiktok in China), you can find lots of wooden partition with ËÕÐå.
James
On Tue, Jan 7, 2025 at 9:36?AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: I know this is chinese but in Japan one can buy embroidered pieces with traditional designs in various sizes fairly commonly.
I did not see them in China but I was only there for a week for work so only had a weekend to explore Shanghai. ? I'm trying to find just the fabric piece that is in the round opening of this room partition. Anyone know what the feature is called?
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Regards,
Bill
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-- Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with chalk, cut it with a Hammer
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Imran,
Looks like you visited The Bund (#1 tourist attraction) and probably?Ô¥Ô° (chinese temple, popular attraction).
On the famous downtown pedestrian street (Nangjin road) close to The Bund (the famous waterfront area), you will not find any furniture?store or ËÕÐå. Of course, there are lots of big western brands there, but I do not think all the brands are from the west. Yes, the buildings on the west side of the Huang Pu River are west style. The east side are all skyscrapers built after 1990. James
On Tue, Jan 7, 2025 at 9:58?AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: Hi James,
I don¡¯t doubt it at all. I was just saying that I didn¡¯t see them. In fact, other than the old temple everything I saw was brands from west, in ¡°downtown¡± by the river. I believe the locals wanted us to see the modern part that they are proud to show off. ? Imran,
I am sure you can find pretty much everything in Shanghai, just need to know where to go. A weekend is not enough to explore Shanghai with 24 million population :)
ËÕÐå is from Suzhou, a city 106 KM from Shanghai. High quality ËÕÐå is very expensive. Here on douyin (tiktok in China), you can find lots of wooden partition with ËÕÐå.
James
On Tue, Jan 7, 2025 at 9:36?AM imranindiana via <imranindiana= [email protected]> wrote: I know this is chinese but in Japan one can buy embroidered pieces with traditional designs in various sizes fairly commonly.
I did not see them in China but I was only there for a week for work so only had a weekend to explore Shanghai. ? I'm trying to find just the fabric piece that is in the round opening of this room partition. Anyone know what the feature is called?
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Regards,
Bill
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Hi James,
Thanks for the reply. It might help me find a place that sells just the embroidery pieces. May have to wait for a trip to China to actually find something.
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Bill,
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I found this website?. It is a Chinese company selling Su Embroidery outside of China.
If you do visit China, you will want to visit this town () in Suzhou, town of China Embroidery, it has a 1700M long street with 400+ embroidery stores.
Btw, most western countries' citizens can enter China without a visa for up to 10-day visit.
James
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Hi James,
Thanks for the reply. It might help me find a place that sells just the embroidery pieces. May have to wait for a trip to China to actually find something.
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Hi James,
Thanks for the assist! It will take some time to dig through Su Embroidery. My fiancee is from Harbin, but I think we might be able to make a side trip ;)? We're planning on going for a month next year.?
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Bill
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Bill,
I had a business trip to Harbin a long time ago. Fantastic, you can go to a lot of places a month in China. You already have the tour guide:)?
James
Hi James,
Thanks for the assist! It will take some time to dig through Su Embroidery. My fiancee is from Harbin, but I think we might be able to make a side trip ;)? We're planning on going for a month next year.?
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Bill
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Bill Hope
imran