Vintage Textured Barkcloth

Oliver, Valerie

The design reproduced here is taken from a panelled skirt known as a mamianqun, a garment worn by Han Chinese women in the traditional Hanfu dress style. Hanfu dates back more than three millennia to the Song and Liao dynasties, when it became popular due to both its functionality and its aesthetic style. <p/><ul><li><b>Format: </b> Midi</li><li><b>Size: </b> Width: 125mm (43/4") x Height: 175mm (63/4") x Depth: 13mm (1/2")</li><li><b>Interior: </b> Vertical</li><li><b>Date Range: </b> January 2027 - December 2027</li><li><b>Page Count: </b> 176Pages</li><li><b>Closure: </b> Elastic Band</li><li><b>Colour: </b> Blue</li><li><b>GSM (paper weight): </b> 100</li><li><b>Binding Type: </b> Smyth Sewn</li>Softcover</li><li><b>Edge Printing: </b> No</li><li><b>Pouch Type: </b> Back Cover Pouch</li><li><b>Interior Paper: </b> Smooth</li><li><b>Ribbon Markers: </b> 2</li><li>Decorative printed cover paper</li><li>Printed on acid-free, sustainable forest paper</li><li>Threaded stitching and glue, as needed</li><li>Cloth headbands</li><li>Acid-free sustainable forest paper</li><li>Flexible cover and spine</li><li>Monthly planner</li><li>Conversion tables</li><li>Year planner</li><li>International dialling codes</li><li>Mini calendars</li><li>International holidays</li><li>World time zones</li><li>Note-taking pages</li><li>Name plate</li></ul>

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Conservation of Leather and Related Materials

Flecker, Lara

Braun & Schneider