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Fulling - Wikipedia
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Women fulling cloth by beating with wooden mallets (kinuta) - NYPL Digital Collections
The Mills Archive - Fulling is a step in woollen cloth making which involves the cleansing of cloth (particularly wool) to eliminate oils, dirt, and other impurities, and to make it thicker.
Cloth Scheerders Professions (series title) Two cloth - or droogscheerders in a workshop. The men shave sheet (woolen fabric), to make it smooth. In the background instruments spines of a teasel, Where:
38 Fulling Mill Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images - Getty Images
Mission Mills Fulling | SBTHP
Fulling Cloth - Traditional Equipment in Korea Stock Photo - Image of outdoor, sticks: 124641576
Image of A mill for fulling cloth
Fulling cloth: smells and stamping in Rome | Woolwinding
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Fulling - Wikipedia
Image of Cross section of a fulling machine used to clean cloth by English School, (20th century)
Fulling - Wikipedia
Re-Creating 18th-Century Weaving: Fulling Cloth and Shearing Swatches | PieceWork
Image of A mill for fulling cloth
Fulling Mill – Nelson History
fulling – From This Cloth
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Fulling Cloth at the Jewel River Kinuta no Tamagawa, ca. 1768., ca. 1768.
