The Italian philologist, Sebastian Ciampi, gives these interlacings a very ancient origin.
The traditional name of these interlacingsamong Italians is "Solomon's knot.
At first, restrained and not too complex, it fills the body of initials and short borders; then it rapidly expands, and the convolutions and interlacings become more and more elaborate.
An imitation of the cloth can be produced on this paper by showing the interlacings of the warp and filling.
The object of a satin weave is to distribute the interlacings of the warp and filling in such a manner that no trace of the diagonal (twill) line will be seen on the face of the cloth.
Then the interlacings of the threads in the sample must be picked out in order to get the design or weave on the design paper, from which the data are obtained for regulating the movement of the harness or heddles.
This copy has the back flat, and the interlacings of the decoration are most complicated and clever.
Even the interlacings and the capricious arabesques of Grolier were imitated by means of a fixed plate, parts of which were finished by hand to make it appear a complete work of imagination and handicraft.
The interlacings are less bold and free, but more geometrically traced.
Later on in time these interlacings served as a ground plan only for the brilliant fantasies of Le Gascon, a master who no doubt has had the least number of imitators.
Another, not quite so good, is dated 1349, and has similar nielli, with interlacings of oak-sprigs.
Maria in Valle, Cividale; whilst a band of interlacings resembles one which occurs on an Assyrian cylinder, not only in its forms, but in its irregularities.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "interlacings" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
