The World of the Snake uses text pages from the work of the same name by Hal H. Harrison. Additional colored Japanese and western papers, sewn with linen thread using a two-needle Coptic stitch, are used to form a whimsical serpent. The box uses binder’s board, embossed paper, dust jacket, and book cloth with the spine label laser-printed on Japanese paper.
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The World of the Snake
Altered book by Stephanie Wolff 2008, created as a gift for the Norwich Public Library auction.
1 The World of the Snake
2 Snake
3 Stephanie Wolff
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