palm-frond

Moved by what he called "idealized illustrations of Hawaii from the '50s, postcards and Hawaiian shirts," Parisian Joseph Altuzarra sent digital tropical prints down his spring runway against a backdrop of live palm-frond foliage, while Suno, a house that usually sets its compass to Africa where many of its batik fabrics are made, was also taken with alohawear.

Endless Summer 2012

But after that he gave Mohammed the extra task of sweeping every morning, and Mohammed made me a special palm-frond broom to use in my bedroom at the end of the day.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

But after that he gave Mohammed the extra task of sweeping every morning, and Mohammed made me a special palm-frond broom to use in my bedroom at the end of the day.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

But after that he gave Mohammed the extra task of sweeping every morning, and Mohammed made me a special palm-frond broom to use in my bedroom at the end of the day.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

But after that he gave Mohammed the extra task of sweeping every morning, and Mohammed made me a special palm-frond broom to use in my bedroom at the end of the day.

The Mistress of Nothing Kate Pullinger 2009

“Mikashshah,” the thick part of a midrib of a palm-frond soaked for some days in water and beaten out till the fibres separate.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

He made her no reply; so she put her hand to his face and felt a beard like the broom of palm-frond used for the

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

Rising behind the square is the unique topography that makes Sayulita, at last, so appealing: within a bowl created where the jungle slides into the sea, perched upon steep hills ringing the town, is a profusion of homes, many created in a distinctive style of curved white concrete and palm-frond roofs, with bougainvillea and hibiscus spilling over terraces.

Gringos in Paradise Barry Golson 2006

Rising behind the square is the unique topography that makes Sayulita, at last, so appealing: within a bowl created where the jungle slides into the sea, perched upon steep hills ringing the town, is a profusion of homes, many created in a distinctive style of curved white concrete and palm-frond roofs, with bougainvillea and hibiscus spilling over terraces.

Gringos in Paradise Barry Golson 2006

Thirsty revelers guzzled aguas frescas, refreshing waters flavored with pineapple, melon, tamarindo, and chia seeds, dispensed by women from palm-frond and flower-decorated stands.

The Food of Semana Santa: A Seasonal Celebration of Popular Cuisine 2003