15-06-2023, 09:25 PM
In medieval art, a 'Wolkenband' is more of a thing, not a pattern. The patterns seem to vary from artist to artist.
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As a thing, a Wolkenband can be like a divine attribute. It is an artistic technique that marks the boundary between the celestial and the earthly. It has no consistent pattern or color, and while often based on "cloudy" designs, it can also be wavy, fiery, solar or angelic in construction and appearance. Cosmic boundary is more inclusive for all the variations.
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As a thing, a Wolkenband can be like a divine attribute. It is an artistic technique that marks the boundary between the celestial and the earthly. It has no consistent pattern or color, and while often based on "cloudy" designs, it can also be wavy, fiery, solar or angelic in construction and appearance. Cosmic boundary is more inclusive for all the variations.

