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directly to modern printing,was to cover the surface to remain undyed with wax. After dyeing, thewax is extracted. In this work, however, the figures are clearer and moreregular than where the irregularity of the strings allowed the colors to pene-trate more freely to the edges of the undyed… … Fig. 28 (B-1264). Tie Dyeing or Bandanna. 156 Anthropological Papers American Museum of Natural Histonj. [Vol. XII,
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