Elephant Dung Paper
Von: alan (info@southafricanbrands.com) [Profil]
Datum: 19.04.2008 08:12
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We have paintings in stock done on Elephant Dung Paper The one is of an African herd boy. This and many others can be seen at http://www.southafricanbrands.com. In Africa being a herd boy is an essential part of a young boy's education. He is not a shepherd as he herds not only sheep but also goats and cattle. It is his responsibility to make sure all animals are kept safe while out grazing and to return the animals safely to the kraal (homestead) each evening. In Africa we have that splendid animal known to all as the elephant. From elephant dung (pats) a process has been found to produce elephant dung paper. This paper has a rough grain yet is smooth enough to write draw or paint on.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]