Works
Her numerous publications remain standard references in this field, and include:
- The Origins and Historical Development of Embroidery In China, Japan, and Korea, 1976
- The Art Of Oriental Embroidery, 1979
- Painting With A Needle: Learning The Art Of Silk Embroidery With Young Yang Chung, 2003
- Silken Threads-Embroidered Court Costume, And Rank Insignia Of China, Japan Korea, And Vietnam, 2004
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