Kites: Paper Wings Over Japan

New York: Thames and Hudson, 1997. First edition. Paperback. As New. 95pp. Quarto [30.5cm] Pictoral wraps. "For two thousand years the kite has been for the Japanese a vehicle of wonder and art and a celebration of joy. This delightful book surveys the art of creating and flying Japanese kites and reveals their universal appeal. It is illustrated with marvelous examples of both classic and contemporary kites, all specially photographed and reproduced in full color. Information on where to view Japanese kites and a glossary of terms make this an essential book for anyone interested in the world of kites." - from the publisher.