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Named for the ancient art form of woodblock printing, in which artists layer colors and textures onto a blank slate, Woodblock is a creative new Redmond bistro with a casual neighborhood vibe.

Decked out in twirling wood ,wicker lanterns, and solid ceramics, the dining room feels modern, yet approachable, with a menu to match.

Dishes take on fun twists, like the plate of roasted spiced carrots on a puddle of homemade ricotta. The duck liver mousse, rich and silky, is served with a honey-tinged glass onion relish, and the perfectly crisp chicken wings make for a dynamite bar snack, drizzled with spicy chipotle-buffalo sauce.

Redmond is growing and changing, and Woodblock is looking to carve out a place in the hearts of Redmond residents with fresh food, intimate decor, and a dedicated team.

Redmond knows how to wind down in this relaxed, modern New American spot on Cleveland Street. Insider Tip: Go Monday nights for half-price wines by the bottle and massive charcuterie boards.

Reservations requested. Lunch is now on daily at the Redmond restaurant from 11am to 3pm—happy hour kicks in right after that, running from 3pm to 6pm, with dinner starting at 4pm.

The Seattle suburb of Redmond raises the bar with its new and convivial gastropub " Woodblock offers rustic, innovative Pacific Northwest fare that is both comforting and indulgent When it comes to new restaurants, the first few months of have treated Seattle pretty well.

And as the trees begin to blossom and the temperatures rise, the restaurant hits just keep on coming The focus will be on local and seasonal food, and the plan is to offer "something for everyone," with a strong cocktail list for date night or drinks with friends and an accessible, rotating menu that the whole family will enjoy Scotch eggs, craft cocktails, and artistic inspiration.

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The wood which is considered the best is the Veng li mu, which has been identified as the Pyrus betulcefolia , Bunge. Slabs of this wood 1 ft.

A cheaper wood generally used for printing proclamations is the tu chung mu. Eucommia ulmoides , Oliv.

The tu chung here used is a native of this Province. A wood used in Kiangsu is the yin hsing mu, which is one of the names of the Salisburia adiantifolia.

Boxwood, huang yang mu, is obtained from Szechuen , but only in small pieces, which are mainly used for cutting the stamps used for private seals on letters and documents.

In the third volume of the Japanese work, the "So Mokn Sei Fu," a drawing is given of the huang yang, together with a quotation from the Chinese Materia Medica, which speaks of the tree as growing an inch a year, except in these years which have an intercalary moon, when it grows backwards.

From this it would appear to be a slow growing tree. Carles, Esq. Block printing has also been extensively used for decorative purposes such as fabrics , leathers and wallpaper.

This is easiest with repetitive patterns composed of one or a small number of motifs that are small to medium in size due to the difficulty of carving and handling larger blocks.

For a multi-colour pattern, each colour element is carved as a separate block and individually inked and applied. Block printing was the standard method of producing wallpaper until the early 20th century and is still used by a few traditionalist firms.

It also remains in use for making cloth, mostly in small artisanal settings, for example in India. William Morris was one artist who used woodblock printing to produce patterned wallpaper and textiles during the mid-to-late Victorian era Examples of Morris' work are housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

The museum also holds a number of Morris' original woodblocks, which are still in limited use. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Early printing technique and print with wooden blocks. For Western art prints, see Woodcut. For the related technique invented in the 18th century, see Wood engraving.

For Japanese woodblock printing, see Woodblock printing in Japan. Main article: Woodblock printing in Japan. Main article: block book.

Pre-Gutenberg Printing". Cambridge Digital Library. Retrieved 11 August The Art and Architecture of China. Pelican History of Art 3rd ed.

Thomas Technology and Culture. Moreover, medieval Arabic chronicles confirm that the craft of paper making came to the Middle East from China by way of Central Asia, and one print was found in the excavation of the medieval Egyptian Red Sea port of al-Qusair al-Qadim where wares imported from China have been discovered.

Nevertheless, it seems more likely that Arabic block printing was an independent invention". It persisted into, but possibly not beyond, the fourteenth century" Korean Hero.

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Woodblock ist ganz Woodblock Sinne Ludwig Erhards. - Printing a woodblock print the Japanese way with water-based inks