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		<description><![CDATA[The embroidery designs offered through Wabei-mono Designs are reflections of the beauty I&#8217;ve encountered during my life in Japan and travels throughout Asia. Wabei-mono is a Japanese word coined to express the interaction between my Japanese environment and my American background.  Wa is the ancient name for Japan and Wa-mono is the Japanese word for [...]]]></description>
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<p>The embroidery designs offered through<strong> Wabei-mono Designs</strong> are reflections of the beauty I&#8217;ve encountered during my life in Japan and travels throughout Asia.</p>
<p><em>Wabei-mono </em>is a Japanese word coined to express the interaction between my Japanese environment and my American background<em>.  Wa</em><em><span style="font-style: normal;"> is the ancient name for Japan and </span>Wa-mono</em> is the Japanese word for traditional Japanese design.  But since there will always be an American flavor to my interpretations, I&#8217;ve added <em>bei-koku</em>, which is the Japanese name for America. <em>Wabei-mono </em>is my word for  Japanese design through American eyes.</p>
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