Shagreen Shagreen Shagreen is a type of rawhide consisting of rough untanned skin, historically from a horse's or onager's back, or from shark or ray. In modern times, shagreen is produced from the skins of commercially-farmed Asian sting rays. The word derives from the French "chagrin" and is related to Italian "zigrino" and Venetian "sagrin", derived from the Turkic "sağrı" / "çağrı" 'rump of a horse' or the prepared skin of this part. The roughness of its texture led to the French meaning of anxiety, vexation, embarrassment, or annoyance. Shagreen has an unusually rough and granular surface, and is sometimes used
The Shagreen Bone role. The soundtrack contained the "entr’acte" and some of his other works: "The Song about Death No.1" and "Mechanics of Thought Movement" (from the cycle "Public Songs", Op. 34). The film choreographer and scenographer was Andrey Bosov, the leader of the youth group of the Kirov Ballet. "The Shagreen Bone" is written in the genre of "tendentious classical ballet" or "ballet with comments." Paradoxically, it was Ludwig Minkus's "Don Quixote" and Eric Satie's "Parade" which served as reference for the composer. When working on the ballet libretto Khanon noticed how "hastily and carelessly this novel was written." Throughout the text