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Malagasy marquetry, a traditional woodcraft art, is being preserved in Madagascar’s central highlands, particularly in Ambositra. The craft involves assembling thin pieces of wood to create intricate ...

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African marquetry is an ancient art that uses colorful African woods and sawdust to create intricate designs. This craft, which has been passed down generations, is now being taught in workshops ...

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The late 20th century saw a revival of interest in marquetry, thanks in large part to the pioneering work of artists like Silas Kopf. Trained as an architect at Princeton University, Kopf brought a ...

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Marquetry is an age-old woodworking practice made popular by French king Louis XIV, it involves laying veneers like a puzzle to create an ornamental pattern. Today, multicoloured examples have ...