Silk in Africa by Chris Spring, Julie Hudson

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Silk in Africa by Chris Spring, Julie HudsonISBN: 9780295982359 Univ of Washington Pr, 1 January 2002 Paperback, 88 Pages The rich and diverse range of silk textiles from Africa is an unexpected revelation. This book focuses on over thirty pieces from the British Museum's spectacular collection, bringing together for the first time the highly distinctive traditions of silk weaving and embroidery from throughout the African continent. These range from textiles commissioned by royalty and high

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