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BARUNG REBIRTH 2

27th March 2023, 05:43 PM

kai

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Good to know that there are still people who are skilled carvers.

I agree with Ian and Detlef that carving skill still seems to be alive and well. I'd really love them to go back to traditional carving styles from before the 20th century though! Any chance to make this happen by supplying enough genuine examples? Will pics from all angles possibly do?

Regards,
Kai

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