Oak Knoll

Reprint of the first edition. 356 illustrations in full color. Essays include: Mary Hark, Peter Boakye, Adinkra-Stamped Handmade Paper in Ntonso, Ghana; Nicholas Cladis, Uchigumo: A Choreography of Clouds; Tran Hong Nhung, Dó Paper: Breathing New Life into an Art Form Endangered by Extinction; Tatiana Ginsberg, People Were Remarkably Elegant in Those Days; Radha Pandey, Adding Colour; Asao Shimura, Konnyaku-e; Susan J. Bryd, Interview with Sadako Sakurai; Catherine Liu, Xié and Yìn: The Intersections of Printing and Natural Dyes.

Recipes include: Mary Hark, Walnut Ink for Adinkra-Style Stamping; Tran Hong Nhung, Natural Dyeing with Cam Hong; Tatiana Ginsberg, Suo for Brush Dyeing; Radha Pandey, Fermented Hemp Dyed with Lac Extract; Asao Shimura, Konnyaku; Catherine Liu, Natural Dye-Based Relief and Intaglio Ink; Lisa Miles, Cota Dye Preparation; Catherine Nash, Alison Legga, Earth to Pigment to Paper; Genevieve Lapp, Purples Achieved with Tannin and Ferrous Sulphate; Julie McLaughlin, Kakishibu Marinade for Thin Kozo Papers; Velma Bolyard, Pigmenting Paper Pulp of Flax or Other Fibers; Susan J. Byrd, Paper Threads Dyed with Onion Skins and Alder Cones.