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Wind-etching was a method of sculpting peculiar to the desert Fremen/DE. This method produced patterns of great delicacy and beauty and many Fremen were justly recognized as master artists at wind-etching. Inscriptions were popular subjects for wind-etchings. A wind-etched stone could be used outdoors as a sign or frieze on the cornice of a building.

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rdfs:label	Wind-etching
rdfs:comment	Wind-etching was a method of sculpting peculiar to the desert Fremen/DE. This method produced patterns of great delicacy and beauty and many Fremen were justly recognized as master artists at wind-etching. Inscriptions were popular subjects for wind-etchings. A wind-etched stone could be used outdoors as a sign or frieze on the cornice of a building.
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abstract	Wind-etching was a method of sculpting peculiar to the desert Fremen/DE. This method produced patterns of great delicacy and beauty and many Fremen were justly recognized as master artists at wind-etching. Inscriptions were popular subjects for wind-etchings. A wind-etched stone could be used outdoors as a sign or frieze on the cornice of a building. The process of wind-etching made use of the resin secreted by the insect Laccifera arctica which gathered and traded to the desert Fremen. Wind-etching was employed for the first time in a monumental scale for "The Eyes of Muad'Dib" for which plasteel was used.

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