japanese warrior

One of the creative artworks of Ma'am Teng Suselo using Japanese papers.

This was given to me by Ma'am Teng as a card prior to my departure for Manila in July 1994. For almost 15 years, I treasured this card as I also treasured my friendship with Ma'am Teng - a friend and a mentor!

To find more about Ma'am Teng's Japanese artwork, please visit her flickr account: Teng D Suselo/

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tengds says:

Thanks for chershing and keeping it all this time. I rarely make warrior dolls (except for exceptional guys, like you), because they are more complicated to make and consume more paper (just look at the thickness of his cape). A second reason is that it is mostly women who are interested in the dolls. Again, thanks Rey, for keeping my warrior "alive".
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