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Caption Kitemakers, weavers, and a famous Chinese brush painter were among the artists who displayed and demonstrated their work at the fair. There was also a booth where children could color things that made them happy. A large blue and white pavilion was erected which provided some shade. Here, visitors could participate in embroidering a "Mankind Is One"tapestry.
Source The American Bahá’í. Volume 3, Issue 6. Pg 8. View as PDF.

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