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Old 8th April 2017, 10:41 AM   #3
F. de Luzon
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Very beautiful piece. I am happy to see the tradition is carried on!

Thank you for sharing!

You're welcome Mariusgmioc! Unfortunately, I am told that the tradition is dying because there are few craftsmen left. Let's hope that the younger generation will recognize the value of their heritage and keep their traditions alive.

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