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Are they easy to maintain? Being made of paper don't they absorb a lot of dust?

@@carlosc3768 I haven't been able to find a suitable place to hang them in a long time so no noticeable accumulation. When I did hang them, they were fairly easy to clean by taking them down and dusting them with a soft brush.

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In Japan, artists are respected greatly. Unlike, India where we are treated like daily wage labourers.

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Yes. I didn't realize that the framework was just temporary. In and of itself it was a masterpiece. I hang it as it is.

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They do 中国 tradition like nobody els but the 中国人.

not just japan but pretty much everywhere in the world, mass production has ruined many beautiful handicrafts around the world.

lol that would be china instead of japan

Lol, no, they are famous for their quality craftsmanship and well made things. It's just very expensive so many people don't buy it, making it difficult for those craftsman to survive.

@@SkyeAten Um this is very old comment, do apologize for my wording but what I'm saying is that people in this world don't acknowledge or appreciate handmade crafts more. What these crafters do is time consuming. Not only a problem with just craft but any other forms of art is being look down upon in world as job because they are not their to see the whole process and think how we got there is not easy. Being an artist myself, it's hard. But beside consumerism and money and what it worth, I just want people to understand the beauty for what they do and why they do the things they do is truly beautiful to look at. Because in the end of day, we only see the final product for what it is.

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You had William Morris.

ForUploadin oh lovely, I think you misunderstood my comment. We had plenty of designers, still do, I was thinking more of our traditional crafts like Dry Stone Walling, Thatching, Weaving, Wood Carving, Pot Making, that we struggled for so long? to hang onto. They are all making a bit of a comeback which is great. As far as designers are concerned William Morris is one of my very favourites because of his social conscience and sense of community as well as his wonderful design work.

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