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== Overview == ''Japanese Paper Crafts'' is a printed publication dedicated to the documentation of traditional and historically significant paper-based crafts of Japan. The book presents paper not merely as a material, but as a cultural medium shaped by ritual, craftsmanship, regional knowledge, and aesthetic principles developed over centuries. The publication draws upon the broader Craftpedia research framework and translates selected areas of that documentation into a fixed, curated print format. As such, it functions both as an introduction for general readers and as a compact reference for researchers, educators, and cultural institutions. ---- == Scope and Content == The book focuses on paper crafts that are rooted in Japanese cultural practice, including but not limited to: * Decorative and artistic paper techniques * Functional paper objects * Craft traditions associated with festivals, ritual use, and daily life * The relationship between paper, craftsmanship, and regional identity Attention is given to materials, techniques, historical development, and cultural context, rather than to contemporary hobbyist interpretations alone. ---- == Relation to Craftpedia == ''Japanese Paper Crafts'' represents a material extension of Craftpedia’s digital documentation of traditional crafts. While the online Craftpedia platform allows for continuous expansion and revision, this publication offers a stable, editorially curated snapshot of selected content. It is intended to complement, not replace, the encyclopedic articles hosted on Craftpedia’s regional and thematic portals. ---- == Format and Intended Audience == The book is designed as a documentary publication suitable for: * Readers with an interest in Japanese culture and crafts * Libraries and educational institutions * Museums and cultural organizations * Collectors of craft-related reference works The emphasis is on clarity, cultural accuracy, and long-term reference value. ---- == Availability == The book is accessible through various distribution channels. Availability is listed geographically to reflect real-world access. === Europe === ==== Germany ==== * Hugendubel == Notes on Distribution == Information on accessibility is provided for reference purposes only. Listings reflect known points of distribution and do not imply exclusivity or endorsement of any particular retailer. [[Category:Craftpedia Library]] [[Category:Asia]] [[Category:Japan]] [[Category:Paper Crafts]]
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