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Jamdhar Katari?

15th November 2011, 07:36 PM

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Jim McDougall

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DaveA

Rick,

Regardless of intent behind their manufacture, these are fine pieces of craft, representative of the style, from a far-flung people in a rarely visited part of the world. I for one am very happy to have this item in my collection and to have opened my eyes to a culture I never knew before now.

Well said. I am curious though, which culture are you referring to?

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