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Italiano: Leggendario della Valnerina di Filippo Biagioli, 41x35 cm circa, anno 2021.
Libro fatto interamente a mano, copertina di legno e pagine in canapa. Custodito al Museo della Canapa di Sant'Anatolia di Narco, racchiude alcune leggende e piante tintoree della Valnerina
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Leggendario della Valnerina by Filippo Biagioli, approximately 41x35 cm, year 2021. Handmade book, wooden cover and hemp pages. Kept at the Hemp Museum of Sant'Anatolia di Narco, it contains some legends and dyeing plants of Valnerina |
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