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Featuring elaborate, interlacing patterns and words such as "honor," "love," and "knowledge" in beautiful Arabic script, this stamp kit provides all you need to create your own Arab-inspired art. Learn about Arabic art and symbolism from the accompanying booklet's description of each stamp design. Use these 21 high-quality, wooden-backed rubber stamps to embellish your correspondence and projects: add a worldly touch to an envelope, decorate a note, or create a card with meaning.?
Handsomely packaged in a display-quality pine box, each stamp kit contains eighteen to thirty-one wooden-backed rubber stamps, an ink pad, and an instructional booklet that explains the origin of each stamp and suggests decorative and inspirational uses.
About the Author
Jennifer Larson spent several years living and studying in Egypt, Turkey, and other areas of the Middle East. She has written on cultural, literary, and travel-related topics for several print and on-line publications.
Featuring elaborate, interlacing patterns and words such as "honor," "love," and "knowledge" in beautiful Arabic script, this stamp kit provides all you need to create your own Arab-inspired art. Learn about Arabic art and symbolism from the accompanying booklet's description of each stamp design. Use these 21 high-quality, wooden-backed rubber stamps to embellish your correspondence and projects: add a worldly touch to an envelope, decorate a note, or create a card with meaning.?
Handsomely packaged in a display-quality pine box, each stamp kit contains eighteen to thirty-one wooden-backed rubber stamps, an ink pad, and an instructional booklet that explains the origin of each stamp and suggests decorative and inspirational uses.
About the Author
Jennifer Larson spent several years living and studying in Egypt, Turkey, and other areas of the Middle East. She has written on cultural, literary, and travel-related topics for several print and on-line publications.
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The linear and repeating forms of Islamic geometric patterns convey both unity and complexity. Read the first page New!
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The linear and repeating forms of Islamic geometric patterns convey both unity and complexity. Read the first page New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Copyright | Excerpt | Back Cover | Surprise Me!