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Where body is the canvas the art Tattooing (Gudna) and Tattooers edited by Molly Kaushal and Indira Mukherjee

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TextSeries: Handicrafts and intangible heritage of India. a pilot project documentation, preservation and research on folk painting of North India | Handicrafts and intangible heritage of India. a pilot project documentation, preservation and research on folk painting of North IndiaPublication details: New Delhi Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts 2007Description: 73p. col. ill. 29cmSubject(s):

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