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Therese Mirani (2 December 1824 – 24 May 1901) was an embroiderer and teacher, who was director of the of the Ministry of Commerce in Vienna. She invented a new type of lacework, points imperial, and a new technique of embroidery, broderie dentelle, which was collected by Empress Elisabeth of Austria. She was awarded an Imperial and Royal Warrant of Appointment.

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rdfs:comment	Therese Mirani (* 2. Dezember 1824 in Prag; † 24. Mai 1901 in Wien) war eine österreichische Kunsthandwerkerin. (de) Therese Mirani (2 December 1824 – 24 May 1901) was an embroiderer and teacher, who was director of the of the Ministry of Commerce in Vienna. She invented a new type of lacework, points imperial, and a new technique of embroidery, broderie dentelle, which was collected by Empress Elisabeth of Austria. She was awarded an Imperial and Royal Warrant of Appointment. (en) Therese Mirani, född 1824, död 1901, var en österrikisk affärsidkare. Hon uppfann broderieteknikerna broderie dentelle och points imperial och var den enda kvinna förutom (innehavare cirka 1839-68 ) som fått titeln „k.k. Kammer-Kunststickerin“ vid kejsarhovet i Wien. Hon var den enda kvinnan i juryn i Världsutställningen 1867. (sv)
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