Jewels of the Caribbean: The Mola Collection by Yoshiko Maeda

Thank you for viewing.

● Jewels of the Caribbean "Mola": Yoshiko Maeda Collection
Author: Yoshiko Maeda
Publisher: Parade Co., Ltd.
Published: 2007
*With obi (sleeve)

The contents appear to be relatively clean, but there is slight yellowing on the top and bottom edges of the pages, warping and stains on the inside of the front cover, and slight warping of the book overall. Please check the photos beforehand.

Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to used items as this is a long-term storage item.
We will package it to prevent water damage and ship it anonymously.

We plan to list other slightly older handicraft books, such as embroidery and knitting, so we will offer a discount for combined purchases if the items can be shipped together.
Please feel free to contact us.

----------------------------------
Contents

Mola originated from the traditional costumes made by the indigenous Kuna women living in the San Blas Islands.
The free-spirited designs expressed with primary-colored fabrics are jewels cultivated by the Caribbean sun and nature.
This book is a photo collection introducing over 100 valuable collections by the author, who is also a Mola artist. It also introduces the author's experiences living with the Kuna people in the field, along with photos.

/photography/crafts