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<p>[QUOTE="Maaike van der Velde, post: 13125962, member: 114671"]The pattern is what caught my eye—it almost looks like a patchwork quilt at first glance. There’s a lovely detail in the museum link 2manybooks shared: on their example, the stripes and border were created using the natural colours of the male ducks’ plumage, with the outer feathers removed to leave the soft down.</p><p><br /></p><p>Imagine the patience involved in selecting and arranging those skins. Keeping warm is one thing, but someone clearly put a lot of thought into making it beautiful too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Maaike van der Velde, post: 13125962, member: 114671"]The pattern is what caught my eye—it almost looks like a patchwork quilt at first glance. There’s a lovely detail in the museum link 2manybooks shared: on their example, the stripes and border were created using the natural colours of the male ducks’ plumage, with the outer feathers removed to leave the soft down. Imagine the patience involved in selecting and arranging those skins. Keeping warm is one thing, but someone clearly put a lot of thought into making it beautiful too.[/QUOTE]
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