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When I first saw this ca
1900 and is held by the McCord-Stewart Museum (accession M977
This is based on an illustration from Richard Lydekker & Philip Lutley Sclater’s ‘The Royal Natural History’ from 1893
Materials: Japanese and Thai Kozo papers
This darling little pinup dress is made from Japanese chiyogami paper patterned in pink and white flowers on an apricot background
Vampire Bat in Wine Teacup When I first saw thisIf you look closely, you'll see that this ferocious little vampire bat has teeny tiny stitched fangs. It is based on an 1811 illustration of the Vampire Bat from The Natural History of Quadrupeds, and Cetaceous Animals: : from the Works of the Best Authors, Antient and Modern, Embellished with Numerous Plates, Accurately Coloured from Nature; in Two Volumes. The bat is 4. 75 inches wide, stitched by hand on 5x7 inch 100% cotton watercolour paper,
