Description
A karakusa is an arabesque design of vines or branches and was a popular motif for creating lacquerware. This style, using gold powder sprinkled onto lacquer, developed during the Heian period and thrived in the Edo period, the era from which this design likely originates.
MATERIALS
- 100% recycled binder boards
- FSC-certified text paper
- Threaded stitching and glue, as needed
- Acid-free sustainable forest paper
- Decorative printed cover paper
MORE FEATURES
- Smyth sewn
- Satin ribbon marker
- Flexible cover and spine
- Back cover pouch
Dimension: Midi (130mm x 180mm x 20mm), 144 Pages
Material: 120gsm
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