Lamé tip
Wheel cover from Feldkirch
Lamé tip is a tip made mainly of fine, flat-rolled metal wires ( lamé ) . In addition to the Lamé, also flat yarn , Plätt or Matheidl called also be Lahn thread (Spreng Gold) and fine hemp strings processed in the tip. Oral is also the name of the Russian clapper hammer . In Germany, the term " Hohlspitze " has partly become established.
The Laméspitze is known from the Lake Constance Radhaube and other costumes hoods . But also in the Jewish culture of the 19th century one can find numerous examples, especially on priestly robes ( prayer shawl , hats, etc.); here the tip was called Shpanyer Arbet . After the Jews were expelled from Spain in the Middle Ages, they are said to have brought the technology to Russia.
literature
- KEESS, Stephan Edlem from. Representation of the factory and trade in its current state, preferably in technical, mercantilian and statistical relationships. Vienna 1824 (From the Library of Professor Karl Rau of the University of Heidelberg - Presentet to the University of Michigan by Mr. Philo Parsons of Detroit 1871 )
- FALKE, Jacob from. Catalog for the costume exhibition in the kk Österr. Museum 1891 - Section B, panel 45 Vienna 1891
- HEIDEN, Max; Concise dictionary of textile science of all times and peoples Berlin 1904 Verlag Ferdinand von Enke, Stuttgart (reissued 2012), free download from Archive.org
- JUHASZ, Esther Author; HOSHEN, Sarah Harel Editor. Shpanyer arbet in Treasures of Jewish Galicia - Judaica from the Museum of Ethnography and Crafts in Lvov, Ukraine ISBN 965-425-004-7 Tel Aviv 1994