01382nam a2200205Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000220005804100080008008200100008810000200009824500920011825000060021026400350021630000260025152007480027765000060102565500140103199900190104595201120106420260922095555.0260922s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a978-0-8048-3813-9  aeng  a745.51 aUHL, Robertta A10aJapanese Washi Paper Crafts b: Seventeen Delightful Projects to Make With Washi Paper   a.  aTokyobTuttle Publishingc2002  a95 hlm.bilus.c28 cm  aThe Japanese Have Long used colorfully printed paper to decorate anything from boxes to dolls. Washi-paper made by hand from the fibrous bark of three indigenous plants is noted for its strength, durability and flexibility, and is the favorite paper among japanese for their crafts. Westerners are now exploring the possibilities of using this beautiful handmade paper. Washi is available in a rich array of colors, textures, weights and patterns. Elements of Japan's great textile tradition and reflected in its cultural motifs (kimono, fans and kabuki actors) as well as in its classic designs form nature (Flowers, Bamboos and Cranes). Japanese Washi Paper Crafts contains seventeen Creative designs for dressing up commonly availabe object 4a0  aGrade 7-9  c212755d212755  00104070a053cGENd2009-03-27g98000.00l0o745.5 UHL jp0530900159r2026-09-22 02:55:55w2026-09-22yBK