pokerwork

It is also known as pokerwork or wood burning.

Above the hearth was a huge pokerwork sign saying 'Mother'.

This technique is called pokerwork.

This improved the pokerwork process by allowing the addition of tinting and shading that were previously impossible.

In central Australian communities associated with the Pitjantjatjara people, pokerwork carving is significant.

A small counter was devoted entirely to calendars, wooden plaques with words on them in pokerwork, framed verses.

The cross on the sixth grave bore the pokerwork legend: An Unknown Foreign Gentleman.

Before artists began to paint at Mimili, Milatjari produced traditional pokerwork designs on wooden blocks.

Nontron knives are decorated with pokerwork designs based on a distinctive logo, and are now highly prized as a style item.

'Er . . . there's something done on the leather in pokerwork,' said Sacharissa.

The Society held its first exhibition in 1907 and annually into the 1930s, with exhibitions of metalwork, jewellery, pottery, china painting, weaving, embroidery and pokerwork.

Yakunchikova was associated with the Abramtsevo artists, especially her teacher Elena Polenova, whose revival of traditional handicrafts inspired her to embroider and to execute pokerwork.

Captain Brunner rose and stretched his beautiful body then, kneeling on the mattress, reached up and straightened the GOD BLESS OUR HOME pokerwork on the wall.

In the early 20th century, the development of the electric pyrographic hot wire wood etching machine further automated the pokerwork process, and Art Nouveau pyrographic gloveboxes and other works were popular in that era.

And, in a sentence that should be inscribed in pokerwork and hung above Hussey's bed: 'The constant stress on the visual which infects television production largely undermines any pretension the medium has to be a vehicle for discussion of serious ideas.'

In his own lifetime some of his poems travelled far beyond the bounds of the reading public, beyond the world of school prize-days, Boy Scout singsongs, limp-leather editions, pokerwork and calendars, and out into the yet vaster world of the music halls.

She was holding a - well, it was a little mountain chalet, but with seashells stuck all over it, and then the perpetrator had written 'A Special Souvenir' in pokerwork on the roof (which, of course, opened so that cigarettes could be kept in it, and played a tinny little tune).