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Iranian artists will also hold workshops on intarsia and tile work during the weeklong exhibition, which will kick off on November 5, 2009.
Kuwait to Exhibit Islamic Artworks from Iran by FARS News Agency
Developed by Finnish company Tonester, Durat[R] is a solid polyester-based material which is suitable for interior surfaces such as worktops, display counters and bar-tops; coherent jointless surfaces many metres in length can be produced, with various forms of edge design and intarsia patterns.
Durat. (Interior Finishes: Product Reviews) by The Architectural Review
Sedona Corp's new Advanced Householding option, available with Intarsia version 3.
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