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Textile Art of the BakubaCoveted by museum curators and private collectors alike, here is an opportunity to view an unprecedented collection of striking raffia artwork, all in one volume. These velvety embroidered raffia cloths and ceremonial appliqu skirts were created deep in the heart of the Congo by the Kuba people. They are the collaborative work of male weavers and female embroiderers whose efforts and painstaking techniques have resulted in intricate, eye dazzling

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leaves out two important aspects: the interaction between manufacturers and influences world events had on their designs

With over 800 color photographs provided through the help of more than 50 individual collectors

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Over 460 beautiful color photos of unusual ashtrays and companion pieces are included to help the collectors identify and price their own finds

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This detailed narrative takes readers back to the first Pacific Coast lighthouses of the mid-19th century and shows their development through the years as the US endeavored to light the capes and outcrops of the region

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