Indonesian Folk Motifs
Indonesian Folk Motifs by Peter Linenthal, published by Dover Publications in 1998, features 48 pages of vibrant illustrations that showcase a variety of traditional Indonesian designs. This edition presents over 200 highly stylized motifs derived from authentic sources such as jewelry, textiles, pottery, and masks, offering a rich visual experience for readers interested in the decorative arts.
The book includes a diverse array of motifs, including intricate batiks depicting florals, clouds, and birds, as well as language glyphs and ornate Javanese shadow puppets. It serves as a resource for artists and craftspeople seeking royalty-free designs while also providing insights into Indonesian culture for those fascinated by Far Eastern art. This collection not only highlights the aesthetic beauty of Indonesian folk art but also reflects its historical significance and cultural richness.
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Over 200 illustrations provide a stunning display of attractive, highly stylized motifs adapted from authentic jewelry, textiles, pottery, masks, and other folk art sources. Includes handsome batiks of florals, clouds, and birds; language glyphs, Javanese shadow puppet with ornate filigree, lavishly embroidered skirt from Sumatra, and much more. Inexpensive royalty-free designs for artists and craftspeople and a fascinating glimpse of Indonesian culture for devotees of Far Eastern art.
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