Baba Yaga’s House Laura Jeacock Paper: 5 sections

Paper: 5 sections

This is an enriching book on textile and natural art that celebrates the maker's relationship with art and the natural world

and craft beverages reveals our deep cravings for tradition and quality

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This is followed by Other Foods and their Magical Uses

Baba Yaga’s House Laura Jeacock Paper: 5 sectionsThis A4 screenprint with watercolour by Angus Barker depicts Baba Yagas chicken legged house from Slavic Folklore. Angus Barker is a freelance illustrator based in Edinburgh. They mostly work with traditional physical media, especially watercolours and screenprinting. Their creative practice is rooted in folkloric and mythological themes.