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rattan
[ra-tan, ruh-]
noun
Also called rattan palm.any of various climbing palms of the genus Calamus or allied genera.
the tough stems of such palms, used for wickerwork, canes, etc.
a stick or switch of this material.
rattan
/ æˈæ /
noun
any of the climbing palms of the genus Calamus and related genera, having tough stems used for wickerwork and canes
the stems of such plants collectively
a stick made from one of these stems
Word History and Origins
Origin of rattan1
Word History and Origins
Origin of rattan1
Example Sentences
The slideshow begins with a black-and-white photograph of a man with light hair, a cap and glasses standing behind a tall rattan chair where an older woman is seated.
Picture rattan furniture, blue and white ceramics, and seashell motifs paired with cozy knitted throws and floral prints.
She sold flatware, stemware and linens, setting the pieces out on antique furniture — marble topped butcher tables, rattan settees, Art Deco bars — which, because customers asked, she began to sell too.
All have an airy feel, thanks to linen curtains, rattan light fixtures, hardwood floors and views of the Bay of Cannes.
The two sculptures in rattan combine traditional textile motifs from the Philippines with the bold geometry of 1960s Op Art.
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