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SARASA OF THE WORLD. INDIAN CHINTZ, EUROPEAN PRINT, BATIK, JAPANESE STENCIL

SARASA OF THE WORLD. INDIAN CHINTZ, EUROPEAN PRINT, BATIK, JAPANESE STENCIL
Textiles & Costume

SARASA OF THE WORLD. INDIAN CHINTZ, EUROPEAN PRINT, BATIK, JAPANESE STENCIL

257 PAGES WITH 327 COLOR PLATES AND 87 B/W ILLUSTRATIONS. PAPER BACK. JAPANESE AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE. SIZE 10.25 X 14.5. 1980. JAPAN .

Author TSUNEO YOSHIKOA AND SHINOBU YOSHIMOTO
Publication Year 1980
Language English
Pages 257
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