Citations:bazuband

English citations of bazuband

2016 November 9, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Recent Acquisitions A Selection 2014-2016, Metropolitan Museum of Art, page 73:
Although the stone originally may have been set in a bazuband, armor worn by men on the upper arm, Cartier repurposed it as a brooch, presumably for a woman. Along the edges of the octagon, square cabochon sapphires alternate with an
1986, Leonid Tarassuk, Claude Blair, The Complete Encyclopedia of Arms & Weapons: The Most Comprehensive Reference Work Ever Published on Arms and Armor, Random House Value Pub:
bazuband The forearm guard and gauntlet in various types of armor used in Asia, particularly in Persia - where The widespread use of the bazuband resulted in many types evolving over the centuries. Basically, it consisted of

2000, James W. Allan, Brian J. J. Gilmour, Persian Steel: The Tanavoli Collection, Oxford University Press:
8 9 a two bazubands , on the other hand , have obvious talismanic content . Both 4.3 and 6.4 have central cartouches in which God's help is invoked in the phrase ya qadi al - hajat ( “ O judge of needs ' ) , while 6.4 in addition bears
2008, Three Capitals of Islamic Art:
The coat of mail was reinforced at the neck by a high leather collar padded in the same way as the gauntlets of the bazubands , and decorated with the same motif of floral mandorlas . 12 13 J - B.C . Bibl .: Paris 1989-1990 , p .
1810, Edward Moor, The Hindu Pantheon, page 63:
PARVATI's bazubands are the same : her pendent crossed chaplet is of large pearls embossed , and square emeralds ; and her neck , arms , wrists , ancles , ears , and forehead , are similarly decorated : the ring on his finger is a ruby
2001, Country Life:
Among them is a pair of mid - 19th - century bazubands , or armlets ( Fig 3 ) , made in Jaipur . Each is 7in long and set with gems in enamel and gold . John Eskenazi of Bond Street , who has just closed his original Milan gallery
2000, Antoni Romuald Chodyński, Oręż perski i indoperski XVI-XIX wieku ze zbiorów polskich:
7 ) Kalakhod ( helmet ) Bazuband ( arm guard ) Bazubands were used in India and Iran for protecting the forearm . They were usually used together with textile gauntlets reinforced with mail . The arm guards were decorated similarly to
2019 November 25, James Justinian Morier, The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan, Good Press:
The incidental mention of the great diamond or 'Mountain of Light' that was worn by Fath Ali Shah in one of his bazubands or armlets, though historically inaccurate, is also of interest to English readers; since the jewel alluded to is
2020 December 21, Paul Wood, Leon Wainwright, Charles Harrison, Art in Theory: The West in the World - An Anthology of Changing Ideas, John Wiley & Sons, →ISBN:
On all the wrists are bracelets, and above the elbows of the three arms are bazubands. No figures remain in any preservation to the right of the principal, or under him. On the left, near the supposed victim, are two bearded faces
2018 September 18, City of My Heart: Four Accounts of Love, Loss and Betrayal in Nineteenth-Century Delhi, Hachette India, →ISBN:
On his arms are diamond and nauratan bazubands, and on his wrists are sumran,42 four on the right wrist and three on the left. Two sumrans have a double row of pearls, two have a single row of pearls, two have emeralds while the seventh
2016 February 2, Jeff Salyards, Chains of the Heretic: Bloodsounder's Arc Book Three, Start Publishing LLC, →ISBN:
Thumaar was in an enameled lamellar cuirass, with bazubands and greaves engraved with eagles, but that was as ostentatious as he got. While his carriage and demeanor made it clear he was or had been an emperor, it would have been easy
2017 March 29, Joseph Malik, Dragon's Trail, Oxblood Books, →ISBN:
He'd swiped his articulated gauntlets from his field armor and he wore them here, over a set of Persian-style leather bazubands. “Nice gloves,” said the big fighter. “Tell your mother,” said Jarrod. “Maybe she'll make you a pair, too.
2004 04, Upendrakishore Roychoudhury, White Mughals, Penguin Books India, →ISBN, page 112:
There were other more effete fopperies too : bejewelled and enamelled flywhisks , and bazubands ( armbands ) set with the Nine Auspicious Gems , including * The appreciation of scent was especially dear to Deccani Muslim culture , and a
1892, Marquess George Nathaniel Curzon Curzon of Kedleston, Persia and the Persian Question, page 316:
He was in the habit of wearing it in one of the bazubands or armlets which he bore upon State occasions , between the shoulder and elbow ; but it is also sometimes worn in a belt , and in other settings .

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