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Jean Grolier was among history's most discerning book collectors, possessing one of the finest private libraries of his time. His "Last Binder" was the Parisian shop that produced most of his later commissions and was responsible for the gold-tooled, brown leather binding recreated here. Original Art: Leather binding commissioned by Jean Grolier. Era: 1566. Region: Paris, France.

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Our Gulabi journal urges you to imagine yourself walking along the winding lanes that are home to the weavers of Varanasi, India. At one time there were as many as 300,000 weavers in the area, but today there are no more than 40,000. This book has been na

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Product Specification: Paperblanks; Hardback Journal; Hafiz s Peacocks; Midi; Lined; 180 x 120; 144; Elastic band; Memento Pouch

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Product Specification: Paperblanks; Hardback Journal; Hafiz s Peacocks; Midi; Unlined; 180 x 120; 144; Elastic band; Memento Pouch

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Product Specification: Paperblanks; Hardback Journal; Hafiz s Peacocks; Mini; Lined; 140 x 90; 176; Elastic band; Memento Pouch

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Product Specification: Paperblanks; Hardback Journal; Hafiz s Peacocks; Mini; Unlined; 140 x 90; 176; Elastic band; Memento Pouch

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Product Specification: Paperblanks; Hardback Journal; Hafiz s Peacocks; Ultra; Lined; 230 x 175; 144; Elastic band; Memento Pouch

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Product Specification: Paperblanks; Hardback Journal; Hafiz s Peacocks; Ultra; Unlined; 230 x 175; 144; Elastic band; Memento Pouch

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Simple shapes come to life in the quirky pop art of American artist Eric Comstock. An illustrator, designer and children's book author, Comstock spent over a decade in advertising before taking up illustration full time. His original work, UFO-Mobile, has been reproduced for our Higher and Higher cover design. Original Art: UFO-Mobile by Eric Comstock. Era: Contemporary. Region: United States.

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Simple shapes come to life in the quirky pop art of American artist Eric Comstock. An illustrator, designer and children's book author, Comstock spent over a decade in advertising before taking up illustration full time. His original work, UFO-Mobile, has been reproduced for our Higher and Higher cover design. Original Art: UFO-Mobile by Eric Comstock. Era: Contemporary. Region: United States.

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The kimono pattern that inspired this design was originally a woodblock print created by Japanese art publishers for theatrical costumes. This genre of artwork, known as "ukiyo-e," dates to the Edo period (1603-1868), and this particular design was created sometime during the early 1900s. Original Art: Kimono print. Era: 1900s. Region: Japan.

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The kimono pattern that inspired this design was originally a woodblock print created by Japanese art publishers for theatrical costumes. This genre of artwork, known as "ukiyo-e," dates to the Edo period (1603-1868), and this particular design was created sometime during the early 1900s. Original Art: Kimono print. Era: 1900s. Region: Japan.

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The kimono pattern that inspired this design was originally a woodblock print created by Japanese art publishers for theatrical costumes. This genre of artwork, known as "ukiyo-e," dates to the Edo period (1603-1868), and this particular design was created sometime during the early 1900s. Original Art: Kimono print. Era: 1900s. Region: Japan.

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The kimono pattern that inspired this design was originally a woodblock print created by Japanese art publishers for theatrical costumes. This genre of artwork, known as "ukiyo-e," dates to the Edo period (1603-1868), and this particular design was created sometime during the early 1900s. Original Art: Kimono print. Era: 1900s. Region: Japan.

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The kimono pattern that inspired this design was originally a woodblock print created by Japanese art publishers for theatrical costumes. This genre of artwork, known as "ukiyo-e," dates to the Edo period (1603-1868), and this particular design was created sometime during the early 1900s. Original Art: Kimono print. Era: 1900s. Region: Japan.