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"This splendidly written, richly illustrated book is unlike any ever written about origami" — Martin Gardner"Filled with provocative ideas and unexpected connections . . . truly inspirational." — Milton GlaserIn this extraordinary book, Peter Engel, one of the America's most celebrated origami artists, explores the secrets of Japanese paperfolding and explains how to create complex animals and objects from simple squares of paper.The book begins with a clear and concise introduction to the terminology and basic techniques of paperfolding. Then, in a fact-filled exposition of origami's history and theory — including an extraordinary interview with Japan's legendary master, Akira Yoshizawa — the author, a writer and architect, explores origami's links with mathematics, art, philosophy, and nature.Challenging paperfolders to turn a "mute, geometric shape into a recognizable figure," the author provides clear, step-by-step instructions for 24 delightful projects of his own creations. His designs of simple fish and birds are easy to make. Others, including mammals and insects, use original techniques and pose a greater challenge. Among the models you'll learn to construct are an angelfish, hummingbird, penguin, giraffe, kangaroo, centipede, alligator, reindeer, elephant, butterfly, and knight on horseback. A photograph depicts each completed item.This absorbing book, with its contemporary approach to an ancient art form, will captivate paperfolders with hours of creative entertainment and provocative reading.

Charm Necklace with Miyuki Beads – 24K Gold-Filled This charming 24K gold-filled brass necklace features a delicate fish charm accented with vibrant multicolored Miyuki beads, adding a playful and stylish touch. With a 50 cm chain, this necklace is perfect for layering or wearing alone as a statement piece. The combination of elegant gold tones and colorful beads makes it a versatile accessory, ideal for daily wear or as a thoughtful gift for someone special. To maintain the shine and quality of your 24K gold-filled brass necklace, it’s essential to keep it dry and avoid exposure to moisture. Be sure to remove it before showering, swimming, or any activity involving water to prevent tarnishing. When not in use, store the piece in a soft pouch or jewelry box to protect it from scratches and minimize air exposure, which can cause oxidation. Limit contact with perfumes, lotions, and household chemicals, as these substances may affect the gold-filled finish. For cleaning, gently polish the surface with a soft, non-abrasive cloth. For a more thorough clean, lightly dampen the cloth with water and dry it completely. With proper care, your body chain will retain its radiant beauty for years to come.

Color/finish: gold over silver Measurements: 10.5in x 6.75in x 7.5in (5.5 lbs) Cast Iron Dust with dry cloth Imported

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the undersea world with our Baroque Pearl Angelfish Earrings. These earrings capture the delicate elegance of the angelfish. The design is embellished with turquoise, black and white zircons. Dangling below are baroque pearls, renowned for their natural, irregular shapes that exude organic beauty. More than just adornments; pearls symbolize purity, wisdom, and prosperity. In jewellery, fish are often seen as symbols of abundance, harmony, and transformation. Wearing these earrings not only connects you to the ocean's serene depths but also brings the positive symbolism of pearls and fish into your life. Handcrafted in 925 Sterling Silver dipped in 18ct gold. Baroque Pearl. Cubic Zirconia. Packaging: This item is presented in Latelita London signature packaging. Care Instructions: To maintain your jewellery, wipe gently with a damp cloth that is soft and clean. Do not soak in water. Avoid contact with soaps, detergents, perfume, or hair spray. Do not store inside the original presentation box for more than 30 days as it may cause tarnishing. Always use a zip lock plastic bag to store your jewellery.

This book is about the true Angelfish or Scalare, and all the different sub-species: Pterophyllum scalare, P. altum, P. leopoldi, P. eimekei, P. dumerilii, plus all the cultivated color forms developed in the past 60+ years. The main subject is the Altum Agelfish, where to find them, breed & feed them. With a presentation of all the different biotopes from Pucallpa, Iquitos, Anama and Manacapuru, Santarem and Rio Negro to Rio Atabapo, Rio Orinoco, Rio Inrida and Rio Autana. A beautiful book with 266 pages, 1,300 color photos, maps. 12'x 8.5'x 3/4'. Hardcover.

An artfully designed and illustrated guide offers an in-depth essay on the history origami and its mathematical, spatial, and creative properties, and instructions for making a kangaroo with joey, a knight on horseback, and other wonders

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"What I lacked and what I needed," confessed Samuel Clemens in 1908, "was grandchildren." Near the end of his life, Clemens became the doting friend and correspondent of twelve schoolgirls ranging in age from ten to sixteen. For Clemens, "collecting" these surrogate granddaughters was a way of overcoming his loneliness, a respite from the pessimism, illness, and depression that dominated his later years. In Mark Twain's Aquarium, John Cooley brings together virtually every known communication exchanged between the writer and the girls he called his "angelfish." Cooley also includes a number of Clemens's notebook entries, autobiographical dictations, short manuscripts, and other relevant materials that further illuminate this fascinating story. Clemens relished the attention of these girls, orchestrating chaperoned visits to his homes and creating an elaborate set of rules and emblems for the Aquarium Club. He hung their portraits in his billiard room and inv

Color/pattern: gold leaf Design details: a cute, whimsical angelfish sculpture made of cast iron with gold leaf finish. Measures 10.5in x 6.75in x 7.5in Dust with dry cloth Imported

Iris and Walter can't wait for their class field trip to the aquarium. They'll get to sit together on the bus and visit scary sharks, shimmery angelfish, and, best of all, penguins. The aquarium is everything they had hoped for--until suddenly, Walter is missing! Good thing a best friend like Iris always knows just what to do. In the ninth book of this award-winning series, Iris and Walter find out that a best friend's help can be the most valuable gift of all.

Patterns are everywhere in nature - in the ranks of clouds in the sky, the stripes of an angelfish, the arrangement of petals in flowers. Where does this order and regularity come from? It creates itself. The patterns we see come from self-organization. Whether living or non-living, scientists have found that there is a pattern-forming tendency inherent in the basic structure and processes of nature, so that from a few simple themes, and the repetition of simple rules, endless beautiful variations can arise. Part of a trilogy of books exploring the science of patterns in nature, acclaimed science writer Philip Ball here looks at how shapes form. From soap bubbles to honeycombs, delicate shell patterns, and even the developing body parts of a complex animal like ourselves, he uncovers patterns in growth and form in all corners of the natural world, explains how these patterns are self-made, and why similar shapes and structures may be found in very different settings, orchestrated by nothing more than simple physical forces. This book will make you look at the world with fresh eyes, seeing order and form even in the places you'd least expect.

Patterns are everywhere in nature - in the ranks of clouds in the sky, the stripes of an angelfish, the arrangement of petals in flowers. Where does this order and regularity come from? It creates itself. The patterns we see come from self-organization. Whether living or non-living, scientists have found that there is a pattern-forming tendency inherent in the basic structure and processes of nature, so that from a few simple themes, and the repetition of simple rules, endless beautiful variations can arise. Part of a trilogy of books exploring the science of patterns in nature, acclaimed science writer Philip Ball here looks at how shapes form. From soap bubbles to honeycombs, delicate shell patterns, and even the developing body parts of a complex animal like ourselves, he uncovers patterns in growth and form in all corners of the natural world, explains how these patterns are self-made, and why similar shapes and structures may be found in very different settings, orchestrated by nothing more than simple physical forces. This book will make you look at the world with fresh eyes, seeing order and form even in the places you'd least expect.

A comprehensive guide to the identification and captive husbandry of all of the known species in the family Pomacanthidae. This book discusses the biology of angelfish life, histories, biogeography, taxonomy, their captive care and feeding, key features used for distinguishing the sexes, and captive breeding and rearing methods.

Start at the tips of the foamy waves, where the sun glints off the water, and go down to the depths of the sea, where the eel's phosphorescence glows in the dark with otherworldly intensity. Below the waves, there are to be seen, among a myriad of living creatures, the octopus, the snail, and the angelfish. Deeper still are the whales, the lobsters, and the sticklebacks. Resting on the floor are barnacles, pompanos, and eels. Returning to the surface, there are still more magnificently depicted examples of sea life—until the sunny beach and golden sand beckon. A journey through the ocean is imaginatively plumbed in words and pictures. Informative, clear, and graphically lovely, readers of all ages who dive into this book will never look at the sea in quite the same way.

Pages of full-color photos identify many species of fish for aquarium hobbyists, nature enthusiasts, and anybody who wants to learn about fish. Cichlids, angelfish, guppies, clownfish, and dozens more varieties are shown in all their color combinations, and in different stages of development. Individual chapters focus on specific varieties: labyrinth fish, ornamental fish, cold water fish, brackish water fish, coastal dwellers, reef dwellers, and many others.