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Designer's Guide to Japanese Patterns
Book by Jeanne Allen
130 pages, Hardcover
First published May 1, 1988
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July 18, 2014
So pretty.
Some of the descriptions are unintentionally funny because of their speculative nature.
Take the description for article 50.
Dragonflies
Unlike other animal motifs, the dragonfly does not project an image of force. Perhaps this military decoration was designed by an artist who doubted war's glory. Perhaps the dragonflies represent the first waves of warriors who were inevitably killed. .
Perhaps.
Some of the descriptions are unintentionally funny because of their speculative nature.
Take the description for article 50.
Dragonflies
Unlike other animal motifs, the dragonfly does not project an image of force. Perhaps this military decoration was designed by an artist who doubted war's glory. Perhaps the dragonflies represent the first waves of warriors who were inevitably killed. .
Perhaps.
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