Venetian Blinds

Venetian Blinds : are a type of window covering, almost always found on the inside of the window. they serve the purpose of blocking out external light (hence the name blind) as well as hiding the inside of the structure from exterior viewing. venetian blinds are slatted blinds, consisting of a number of long horizontal strips attached in rows. in the modern world venetian blinds are made of metal or wooden varieties exist, but these are now referred to as wooden blinds. the slats are usually connected with strings such that they may be turned to either allow light to pass through them by becoming parallel with the window-sill, or else turned flat to block light from the outside. usually the turning of the slats is accomplished by rotating metal or wooden slats found at the upper-corner of the blinds.