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Abigail Widmeyer, Elli Rapp and Evelyn Woodgeard

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This is a paper cut out art of a dragon. Dragons symbolizes power and strength in Japanese culture and are highly respected and honored in Japanese society.

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Roland Knowles, John Porter, and William Fish

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It's mostly used for creating Gaekkebrev (Easter greeting cards) and it includes hidden messages and verses.

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Eli Johnson and Paris Ebert

The symbol of the picture is landscape where people are working.

The meaning of the picture is family.

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The pair of fish is a common symbol in Chinese Paper cutting that represents unity, abundance and happiness

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Roosters, in the Polish culture, represent strength, courage, and protection

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Veronica Diaz, Mads Patton, and James Royal

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Wisi, Elliot, Sophia

Shares a meaning with the Chinese fish in the sense that it represents abundance and prosperity but is cut on black instead of red

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Scherenschnitte, which means "scissor cuts" in German, is a form of art. It refers to the art of cutting paper to create images.

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United States Contemporary Papercutting Art

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United States Contemporary Papercutting Art

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Andrew Hope, Caden Warner, Riley Baker

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Summer Barnes and Carter Collins

The meaning behind this paper cutting is that it is to represent where they have come from, the national holiday of Mexico, and the day of the dead.