Cecilia designed the rubber stamps used in this project.

Supplies:

Directions:
 
(Optional first step:  Stamp Asian Butterfly on white printer paper, scan it into computer, and reduce its size using image-editing software.  Print it on thin mulberry paper, attached with temporary 2-sided tape to a “carrier sheet” of printer paper.  Tear out the butterfly.)
 
1.  Cut clip-art to match size of small square of glass.  Run glue stick across face of image; place under glass and press.  Age glass with shoe polish and brown or rust stamp pad.
2.  Tear pages from old book; stamp them, using Jet Black Archival Ink with the Asian stamps.  Attach them to back walls with glue stick.
3. Age edges of shadowboxes by gently rubbing with brown dye ink pad.
4. Cut bamboo to size.  Using Ultimate Glue, add to it to the outer frames along with medallion, aged glass square and small round beads.
5. Likewise, glue mini-drum, remaining beads and mask inside the frames.
6. Use glue stick to add small butterfly to one shadowbox.
 
Note One:  Any assortment of Asian embellishments can be used.  Two excellent, inexpensive sources:
Oriental Trading Company & SkyBluePink
 
Note Two:  Shadowbox frames similar to those I used are available at Wholesalers USA.