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Old 12th September 2020, 04:44 AM   #16
Anthony G.
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I am pretty sure that Anthony didn't make this dress. He did, however, commission it.
Thanks for the close-ups Anthony. The silver work is beautiful. I'm afraid i see Bali work and motifs here. I'm not sure about the Dutch influence I.P. mentions. I would think that in some ways anything that is an extension of the Mojopahit can be said to have an Indian influence somewhere in its roots, but again i see Bali work here, at least in style. Is the mranggi actually in Bali or elsewhere?
Hi all, I commissioned it and the craftsman is from Lombok. The design idea however came from myself. I am no good with anything using my hands, got kicked out of art class during high school.
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