cover A Kite Journey Though India take readers on a voyage of discovery and aventure, from the Punjab in the north to Madras in the south, into the bustling hubbub of India's colorful markets, its chaotic, energy-filled streets, and the homes and shops of talented artisan families.

Along the way you will meet a rich variery of Indian personalities, from the fantastically wealthy nawab princes of old, whose kites carried packets of pure gold and silver, to the cab driver-philosopher we meet in the opening chapter and the man who could see stars in daylight at the book's close.
Tal Streeter - artist, author, traveler - is known worlwide as the preeminent authority on Asian kites. A Kite Journey Though India is a stunning sequel to his critically acclaimed The Art of the Japanese Kite, long recognised as a classic.
The author's proceeds from this book will be used to establish a bank loan program for women in India.

Weatherhill, Inc, New York, 1996
ISBN 0-8348-0301-1
$39.95
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