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Sheet Number : 219
Size : 285 x 220 x 23 mm
Language : Mongolian
Subject : Mongolian Traditional Silver Handcraft’s History
Mongolian carpenters really pay attention to its meaning and symbol when handcrafting something. Therefore they use hammer pattern, eternal age pattern, animal pattern, horn, and Olzii ornaments, peaceful four animals, twelve Chinese years, fire elements, etc on their carvings. In this album, you can see some carved items during XIX-XX by Mongolian carpenters. The book dedicated to attracting the young generation to carving and carpenter arts and its history.
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