Braids: 250 Patterns from Japan, Peru, and Beyond - Used
by Rodrick Owen
Condition of this copy: Hardcover with dust jacket. Binding is in good condition, with no writing or highlighting. Dust jacket shows rubbing, scratches, and edge wear, with tearing at the upper spine corner. Photos show the actual copy you will receive.
This practical reference presents 250 braid patterns inspired by traditions from Japan, Peru, and other cultures. After introducing the history of braiding, equipment, materials, and basic techniques, Rodrick Owen guides readers through a wide variety of braid structures, including round, flat, spiral, hollow, and shaped braids.
Clear instructions, color photographs, and black-and-white diagrams make the book suitable for both beginning and experienced braiders. Instructions are included for working on both the marudai and a braiding card, making this an excellent reference for exploring braid structures, color arrangements, and new design possibilities.
Language: English • Hardcover with dust jacket • 159 pages • Color photographs and black-and-white diagrams • Printed and bound in Singapore • Originally published 1995
