Like his father before him, Sato carved figures from creamy white ivory . . . until he discovered that the ivory he treasured was obtained through the slaughter of elephants. Inspired by a true story, this book speaks eloquently of an ancient Japanese art, the power of a single person, and the preservation of the natural world. Full-color illustrations.Like his father before him, Sato carved figures from creamy white ivory . . . until he discovered that the ivory he treasured was obtained through the slaughter of elephants. Inspired by a true story, this book speaks eloquently of an ancient Japanese art, the power of a single person, and the preservation of the natural world. Full-color illustrations.
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