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Hawaiian Calabash

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Jenkins, Irving

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Hawaiian Calabash, 1stth Edition, ISBN 9780915013098 Own This Book? Sell It
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9780915013098

ISBN:

0915013096

Edition: 1st Pub Date: 1989
Publisher: Editions, Limited Summary: This is the first book to reveal the complete story of this Hawaiian fine art form. Of all the arts of Polynesia, none was more subtle and sophisticated than that of working in wood. Using superb native woods renowned for their natural grain and colorings, the ancient Hawaiians crafted elegant containers inspired by the rounded forms of the gourd and coconut that are known today as "calabashes."
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ISBN-13:

9780915013098


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0915013096


Edition: 1st
Pub Date: 1989
Publisher: Editions, Limited

This is the first book to reveal the complete story of this Hawaiian fine art form. Of all the arts of Polynesia, none was more subtle and sophisticated than that of working in wood. Using superb native woods renowned for their natural grain and colorings, the ancient Hawaiians crafted elegant containers inspired by the rounded forms of the gourd and coconut that are known today as "calabashes."

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