

Abaixo posto uma flor de outra da mesma idade , com pouca mais de 0,30 cm de altura. Mais informações a respeito desta espécime pode ser adquirida em:
LINDAS ....Concordam?! ...Observem ao fundo os botões de outras flores , em média são três em cada buquê..
Outro pote em alta temperatura.
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The lace reached Brazil with emigrants of many places of the world, since there’s no register a este respeito, wee can say that it reached it highest point with the traveling of the Portuguese court to brazil.So, wee can imagine an target of the history of the lace on Brazil by this way…
...On the northeast by the hands of the Portuguese’s’ “aias” (slaves) , by the Netherlanders and french..... today very well know like “lace of the Ceará”,
But it’s dispersed in both north and northeast of the country.
http://diariodonordeste.globo.com/materia.asp?aviso=yes&codigo=532395
At South, by italians, on the biggest part, and by spanish and smaller groups like the russians – the laces of Saint Catarina haves an big similarity with the russian lace, lace named "tramóia”
http://br.geocities.com/estreladomartes/Rendasdebilro.html
I don’t have knowledge about this in Goiás and Minas GeraisOn Rio de Janeiro it whas made an search by the folklore Division in 1978 of The Estate Institute of patrimony, that noticed the fact that the lace whas bringged by lace workers of Portugal littoral cities – Estremadura, Minho , Algarve e Alentejo.
On this period there whas 48 lace workers, Distributed da seguinte forma, 23 in Cabo Frio, 11 in Campos, 5 in Laje do Muriaé, 4 in Saquarema, 2 in São Gonçalo, 2 in Porciúncula and 1 in Valença.Of these, only 33 did lace.
On this study, Niterói isn’t mentionated, but I know that there are some lace workers like That do and teach that beautiful great art .
This study, is old and outdated BUT give us the idea of the office onRio de Janeiro found on that site:
Viñas Colection. Marès Lace Museum
Este foi meu último trabalho....a propósito tem outro a caminho.....