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Textile travel notes from Eastern Flores and Lembata: Chris Buckley

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Margareta Lolon (right) and Juliana Boy from Ili Api, with sarongs that they wove themselves. The red sarong on the left is used for wrapping elephant tusks given in bridewealth exchanges, while the dark blue sarong at right is worn by the bride's family members at weddings

Margareta Lolon (right) and Juliana Boy from Ili Api, with sarongs that they wove themselves. The red sarong on the left is used for wrapping elephant tusks given in bridewealth exchanges, while the dark blue sarong at right is worn by the bride's family members at weddings
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Donna Lum's travel notes on Flores from June 2005
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