workman: Using traditional kite-making techniques, Jacob Hashimoto draws on his Japanese heredity to create these amazing three dimensional wall works. He maticulously creates thousands of miniature ‘kites’: bamboo stiffened rice paper shapes suspended with nylon fishing wire. http://jacobhashimoto.com/ Original Article
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Using traditional kite-making techniques, Jacob Hashimoto draws on his Japanese heredity to create these amazing three dimensional wall works. He maticulously creates thousands of miniature ‘kites’: bamboo stiffened rice paper shapes suspended with nylon fishing wire. http://jacobhashimoto.com/

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