Kitchen Korner Series: Place Setting by Bi-lan Chiong

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Kitchen Korner Series: Place Setting by Bi-lan ChiongWoodcut. 10'' x 8'' "I lived in an apartment at 17th and Union in the 80s. The print is of leftovers from lunch probably." Bi lan Chiong With guidance from Lynda Sherman, this woodcut was printed with Gamblin relief ink on Japanese printing paper using a baren. A baren is a pad of twisted cord covered with a bamboo leaf which is used to transfer the image to the paper from the wooden block. About Bi lan Bi lan and her family moved to Seattle in 1963

5” dangle end off to the side for an asymmetrical feel

ReversibleFront Side is Handwoven Ikat CottonReverse Side is Vintage Cotton Frayed Patch

Made in Japan (Higashiyama/Iwate)

One mass injustice

Colors: White

Japantown Seattle images include:

wood fired salt glazed teacup

Made from upcycled scraps of industrial stadium roofing material for the Tokyo Dome

Itokiri basami

Burn time: 60 hours

Porcini - ポルチーニ (poruchiini)

George Suyama and Beth Sellars

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