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This era of technological progress was also stimulated by the formation of independent trades. In this period, members of a given clan had greater autonomy and could visit other clans without diplomatic concern, allowing for peripatetic work in exchange for food or goods, especially in the fields of textiles, metallurgy, and delivery. These itinerant workers eventually formed [[w:Guild|guilds]] which later evolved into the occupational [[Pseudoclan|pseudoclans]]. | This era of technological progress was also stimulated by the formation of independent trades. In this period, members of a given clan had greater autonomy and could visit other clans without diplomatic concern, allowing for peripatetic work in exchange for food or goods, especially in the fields of textiles, metallurgy, and delivery. These itinerant workers eventually formed [[w:Guild|guilds]] which later evolved into the occupational [[Pseudoclan|pseudoclans]]. | ||
[[File:Crewel curtain c 1696 England leaf detail.jpg|thumb|Detail from a Kzmr rococo robe, c. 1533, from the [[Srn Fine Arts Center]].]] | |||
The arts also flourished greatly in this period, with [[Kzmr music notation]] being invented by [[Krgrnsvatrnakrpš]] in 922 CE, originally to transcribe [[Nrþki'rdu]] liturgical music. Eventually, it was extended to the creation of new motets, and soon after to the composition of secular music. Music of the Pax Casambriana was extremely varied and characterized by heavy experimentation, and the era gave rise to some of the most prolific composers in Kzmr history. The visual arts also underwent a revolution of their own, with the burgeoning guild system allowing specialization in textile art and metalwork. Artifacts from this time period include jewelry made from finely woven copper wire as well as oryx leather and felted rabbit fur embroidered by hand, of which the vegetation-inspired ornamentation was the prototype of the [[Kzmr rococo]] movement. | The arts also flourished greatly in this period, with [[Kzmr music notation]] being invented by [[Krgrnsvatrnakrpš]] in 922 CE, originally to transcribe [[Nrþki'rdu]] liturgical music. Eventually, it was extended to the creation of new motets, and soon after to the composition of secular music. Music of the Pax Casambriana was extremely varied and characterized by heavy experimentation, and the era gave rise to some of the most prolific composers in Kzmr history. The visual arts also underwent a revolution of their own, with the burgeoning guild system allowing specialization in textile art and metalwork. Artifacts from this time period include jewelry made from finely woven copper wire as well as oryx leather and felted rabbit fur embroidered by hand, of which the vegetation-inspired ornamentation was the prototype of the [[Kzmr rococo]] movement. | ||
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