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    • Making memory ✿ The Huldremose woman today

    • Sahaj ✿ The Vernacular Furniture of Gujarat book

    • Glenn Adamson ✿ The need for material intelligence

    • Tsukumogami ✿ Call for works in Garland #13 online exhibition

    • Margaret Grafton ✿ Weaving power

    • Jos Mitchell ✿ Entwined

    • The enduring appeal of k-craft

    • The People’s Library is now open

    • Josh Muir inspired by Oaxaca

    • Namako constructs a Japanese sense of place in Canberra

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    • Other articles tagged Ghana

    • Devalued Currencies, Metaphorical Tapestries: “Yaw Owusu – All That Glitters”  Anna Battista

    • Paying the school fees: Bolga baskets in Ghana  Eleanor Brown

    • The Bolga basket – Ahmedabad comes to Accra  Frances Potter

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    Garland is a publication of World Crafts Council – Australia, a national entity of the World Crafts Council – Asia Pacific.

    This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.