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Kintsugi: The Wabi Sabi Art of Japanese Ceramic Repair
The technical aspects of kintsugi are best directed to artists interested in learning the Japanese techniques. For the layperson, there are other methods of repairing ceramics that mimic the look of kintsugi without the expense and difficulty.
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Create Naturally: Go Outside and Rediscover Nature with 15 Makers
An interesting study of art inspired by and integrating nature. Not an essential purchase for an art section but will likely be of interest to many artists and makers.
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The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design
A beautifully illustrated and detailed look at the history of chair design in America. Owing to the unique topic, it will best serve academics, students, and aficionados of style and design.
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Lessons with Clay: Step-by-Step Techniques for Colorful Designs in Hand-Thrown and Hand-Built Tableware
While this is best for those who have access to studio facilities, Dora’s guide is a clear and orderly introduction to pottery making that will benefit anyone interested in pursuing the craft.
Read-Alikes for ‘Fox Creek’ by William Kent Krueger | LibraryReads
Fox Creek, by William Kent Krueger (Atria; LJ starred review), is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.
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The Goldenacre
Though Miller (The Blue Horse) is an excellent wordsmith, he unfortunately takes a good plot and executes it poorly.
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Fayoum Pottery: Ceramic Arts and Crafts in an Egyptian Oasis
A beautifully illustrated and thoroughly researched look at pottery making in Egypt that will appeal to anyone interested in the art form.
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God Rest Ye, Royal Gentlemen
Fans of Georgie and the series will not be disappointed in this latest adventure. Readers are once again treated to a glimpse into the private lives of the royals as Bowen weaves another mystery with historical figures as peripheral players.
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