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Papercutting

Papercutting or paper cutting is the art of paper designs that has evolved all over the world to adapt to different cultural styles. One traditional distinction most styles share is that the designs are cut from a single sheet of paper as opposed to multiple adjoining sheets as in collage.

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Notable papercut artists

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Papercutting

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Papercutting

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related to history · 18
Papercutting → AD, By, Cai Lun, China, Chinese, Europe, German, Jin, Paper-cut, Silhouette, Six Dynasties, Song, Swiss, Tang, The, Turkey, West Asia, Xinjiang
related to Japanese · 16
Papercutting → AD, Buddhist, China, Doncho, Edo Japan, It, Iwami, Japan, Japanese, Japanese Sekishu, Korea, Paper, Sekishu, The, The Japanese, UNESCO Intangible Cultural
related to Slavic · 15
Papercutting → Belarus, Humanity, In, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Paper Cutting, Poland, Roosters, The Slavic, Traditional Art, Ukraine, UNESCO Representative List, Vycinanki, Vytsinanka, Vytynanky, Wycinanki
related to Chinese · 11
Papercutting → AD, China, Chinese, Chinese New Year, It, Jianzhi, Lists, Modern, Red, The Chinese, UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
related to Jewish · 11
Papercutting → Ardutiel, By, In, Israel, Jewish, Middle Ages, Paper, Rabbi Shem-Tov, Shavuot, Today, Yitzhak
related to Other · 5
Papercutting → Banksy, Contemporary, Modern-day, Silhouette, The
related to Switzerland · 3
Papercutting → Pays-d'Enhaut, Swiss, There

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paper art cutting chinese traditional china cut designs japanese used cultural also silhouette jianzhi century ad developed contemporary artist styles

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kirikamiinstance ofThe abundance of Japanese washi meant paper cutting and offshoots0.80text
framed artinstance ofPaper cutting continues today in Japan in contemporary forms0.80text
installationsinstance ofPaper cutting continues today in Japan in contemporary forms0.80text
paper cut sculptureinstance ofPaper cutting continues today in Japan in contemporary forms0.80text
floral designs on the facesinstance ofis embellished with coloured paper cut into various forms0.80text
pom-pons andinstance ofis embellished with coloured paper cut into various forms0.80text
mizrachsinstance ofpapercutting had become a popular form for small religious artifacts0.80text
Shavuot decorationsinstance ofpapercutting had become a popular form for small religious artifacts0.80text
Papercuttingrelated to ChineseJianzhi0.60section
Papercuttingrelated to ChineseChinese0.60section
Papercuttingrelated to ChineseChina0.60section
Papercuttingrelated to ChineseAD0.60section

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