The Metropolitan Museum of Art French Marbled Paper Square Silk Scarf Discount

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The Centuries-Old Practice Of Marbling Paper Yields Astounding Patterns. While Techniques Vary Between Cultures, Marbling Typically Refers To A Method Of Transferring Colors From The Surface Of A Water Bath Onto A Piece Of Paper. The Mesmerizing Motif On This Stylish Square Silk Scarf Embellishes The Endpapers Of Le Mobilier Français Du Xviie Et Du Xviiie Siècle, A 1902 Catalogue About French Furniture, Decoration, And Ornament At The Louvre In Paris, Now In The Collection Of The Met’S Thomas J. Watson Library.

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