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Aug 22nd 2008 @ 12:22PM
KATE KELLEY said...
If you are interested in learning more about the ancient art of the Furoshiki you NEED to stop by my website, www.furoshikibynara.com where I am starting a business based around its use. The furoshiki is an ancient practice that can be used today in so many ways and is a very green product. My goal is to show our culture how great this item can be!
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