Thank you JRJ for the additional Venetian Bead Pics!
Found that Blogger Alain R. Truong had done a beautiful job of compiling Photos and other info about Fortuny Clothing and there are some 8 pages of photos- some with close ups of the Venetian Beads.
I have a translate feature that pops upon my Mac as some of it is in French, but if you do not, the photos speak for themselves.
Link: http://www.alaintruong.com/tag/Mariano%20Fortuny
There are many things written about Fortuny and his Wife as they were quite the creative team and very ahead of their time. They brought Women's "Tea Gowns", formerly a very stiff affair, and Formal Dresses for Social Occasions into the Modern Era just at a time when Women were breaking out of the old Social and Political Norms. This You Tube is kinda long but gives a nice overview for anyone interested:
Mariano Fortuny: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9KlPLhCG_o
The youtube video you referenced was great as was (in its way) the subsequent youtube video showing Anna Chancellor's visit to the Fortuny factory. I had no idea Fortuny was a painter and innovator in theatrical lighting. After seeing the second video, I found that the firm has a website, Fortuny.com. No printed velvets or pleated silk, but make other fabrics, lamps and furniture.
