The Art of the Japanese Kite (Used)
This seminal text has been a gateway for generations of kite makers. In this informative, inspiring and comprehensive book, Tal Street, artist, kite maker, and enthusiast, explores the fascinating world of kite making in Japan. More than an object of play, the kite is a signifier of place, with master craftspersons at work behind each design. More than a book about kites, The Art of the Japanese Kite is as much about a westerner’s attempt to immerse themselves in the spirit of Japanese culture.
No longer in print, these copies have been found used, and are for sale here as critical reading for any budding kite maker or enthusiast.
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Description
Softcover, 181 pages, 1980
As a used copy, each product is unique but in good condition. Some hail from libraries, and have the typical Dewey Decimal sticker on the spine, with return cards and library writing on the inside cover or pages.
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