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Mola is the Cuna Indian word for an intricate reverse-appliqué needlework technique unique to this unusual, isolated tribe inhabiting the San Blas islands off the Atlantic coast of Panama. These 45 folk-style designs signify themes ancient and modern: pre-Christian crosses, animals, birds, abstracts, and more. Captions identify the motifs and give Cuna names.
Synopsis:
Mola is the Cuna Indian word for an intricate reverse-appliqué needlework technique. These 45 folk-style designs signify themes ancient and modern: pre-Christian crosses, animals, birds, abstracts, and more.
Synopsis:
45 folk designs from original clothing by Cuna Indians of Panama: crosses, demons, flowers, animals, more.
"Synopsis"
by Firebrand,
Mola is the Cuna Indian word for an intricate reverse-appliqué needlework technique. These 45 folk-style designs signify themes ancient and modern: pre-Christian crosses, animals, birds, abstracts, and more.
"Synopsis"
by Firebrand,
45 folk designs from original clothing by Cuna Indians of Panama: crosses, demons, flowers, animals, more.
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