An edition of Butterflies & phoenixes (2005)

Butterflies & phoenixes

Chinese inspirations in Indonesian textile arts

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Butterflies & phoenixes
Judi Achjadi, Judi Achjadi
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An edition of Butterflies & phoenixes (2005)

Butterflies & phoenixes

Chinese inspirations in Indonesian textile arts

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Mitra Museum Indonesia
Language
English
Pages
196

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Subjects

Textile fabrics, Exhibitions, Decorative arts, Chinese Art

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Butterflies & phoenixes: Chinese inspirations in Indonesian textile arts
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 192-193).

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[Jakarta, Indonesia]
Other Titles
Chinese inspirations in Indonesian textile arts, Butterflies and phoenixes

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Library of Congress
NK8880.A1 A24 2005

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Pagination
196 p. :
Number of pages
196

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3459598M
ISBN 10
9799666910, 9799666902
LCCN
2005406012
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8330035

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