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Mustang White Flour Sack Towel The Japanese first began selectively

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Description

The Japanese first began selectively breeding Koi for color and pattern in the 1820s

8”x10” digital reprint of my color pencil artwork

native Texas wildflowers including: Bluebonnets

All cards are packed in a clear cellophane sleeve for added protection

Does not zip with a Max/Plus

Mustang White Flour Sack Towel The Japanese first began selectivelyThe western United States is home to the free roaming Mustang population descended from Spanish horses brought to North America. The most famous wild mustang is a pinto horse named "Picasso". Note: Block printing is a type of printmaking in which the block is hand carved, rolled with ink, and then hand pressed. Due to the handmade nature of this product, texture may vary from photo as each print produces a unique texture. Frame not included. SPECS

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