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Merchandise for December '03 The thing that the French poet Baudelaire threw away when he moved. 
Perfect replicas 3Y01 \4,000 (1 piece)16.5cm in diameter The thing that the Roman Emperor Nero threw up when he moved. 
Perfect replicas 3Y02 \4,000 (1 piece)15cm in diameter The thing that the Italian painter Modigliani found when he moved. 
Perfect replicas 3Y03 \4,000 (1 piece)14cm in diameter Merchandise for November '03(HOME/Top) The thing that came from the sky a few days ago. 
Perfect replicas 3X01 \4,000 (1 bundle)27cm in length The thing that the Iranian poet Umar Khayyam used one summer day in 1095. 
Perfect replicas 3X02 \4,000 (1 pair)2cm in length The thing that came from the sky last night. 
Perfect replicas 3X03 \4,000 (1 piece)33cm in length Merchandise for October '03(HOME/Top) The air that streamed through rapidly over the Dead Sea at dawn in Oct 1, 1003. 
Perfect replicas 3901 \4,000 (250ml) in the bottle The air that streamed through rapidly over the mouth of the Nile at noon in Oct 1, A.D. 3. 
Perfect replicas 3902 \4,000 (250ml) in the bottle The air that streamed through rapidly over the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro at sunset in Oct 1, 189. 
Perfect replicas 3903 \4,000 (250ml) in the bottle Merchandise for September '03(HOME/Top) The paper that the Russian writer Dostoevsky used. 
Replicas 3801 \4,000 (1 piece) 6cm in diameter The paper that the British writer Emily Bronte used. 
Replicas 3802 \4,000 (1 piece) 5cm in diameter The paper that the Italian poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti used. 
Replicas 3803 \4,000 (1 piece) 6cm in diameter Merchandise for August '03(HOME/Top) The paper cup that the ancient Greek historian Xenophon used in his writing. 
Replicas 3701 \4,000 (1 piece) 8cm in diameter The label that the ancient Greek philosopher Thales used. 
Replicas 3702 \4,000 (2 pieces) 6cm in length The toilet paper that the ancient Greek poetess Sappho used. 
Replicas 3703 \4,000 (1 piece) 10cm in diameter Merchandise for July '03(HOME/Top) The object given to the first man who saw a shooting star. 
Replicas 3601 \4,000 (1 piece) 9cm in length The object given to the first woman who saw a shooting star. 
Replicas 3602 \4,000 (1 piece) 12.5cm in length The dried sardines the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi ate. 
Replicas 3603 \12,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (180mmX180mm) Merchandise for June '03(HOME/Top) The metal fittings the German composer Johann Sebastian Bach used. 
Best replicas 3501 \4,000 (1 piece) 6cm in length The plastic parts the Netherlander painter Hieronymus Bosch used. 
Best replicas 3502 \4,000 (2 pieces) 2.8cm in length The screws the German politician Adolf Hitler used. 
Best replicas 3503 \4,000 (2 pieces) 2.4cm in length Merchandise for May '03(HOME/Top) The toasting net the Italian poet Dante Alighieri used. 
Best replicas 3401 \4,000 (1 piece) 23.5cm in length The mules the French king Louis 14th used. 
Best replicas 3402 \4,000 (1 pair) 26cm in length The lid of the plastic bucket the ancient Greek Socrates used. 
Best replicas 3403 \4,000 (1 piece) 26cm in length Merchandise for April '03(HOME/Top) The third stone that the first man tried to line up stones in human history. 
Replicas 3301 \4,000 (1 piece) 4.5cm in length The stone that a woman picked up on a sandy beach in a spring morning. 
Replicas 3302 \4,000 (1 piece) 3.5cm in length A stone. 
Replicas 3303 \4,000 (1 piece) 5cm in length Merchandise for March '03(HOME/Top) The toothpick that the German mathematician Karl Friedrich Gauss tried to use. 
Replicas 3201 \4,000 (1 piece) The hairpin that the ancient Egyptian Queen Kleopatra used. 
Replicas 3202 \4,000 (1 piece) The popcorn that the German painter Max Ernst ate in his youth. 
Replicas 3203 \4,000 (5 pieces) Merchandise for February '03(HOME/Top) The stone that the man who made the first pig roasted whole in history threw toward the sky. 
Replicas 3101 \4,000 ( 1 piece) The half-split chopsticks that the Japanese landscape painter Hiroshige used for having soba lunch with Hokusai in a clear winter day. 
Replicas 3102 \4,000 ( 1 piece) The pasteboard that the American inventor Edison had been having secretly late in life. 
Replicas 3103 \4,000 ( 1 sheet)(227mmX324mm) Merchandise for January '03(HOME/Top) The Japanese larch nut that the American novelist Hemingway had been having secretly. 
Replicas 2Z01 \4,000 ( 1 piece) The green tea that the first Emperor of Japan Jinmu drank for the first time in his youth. 
Replicas 2Z02 \4,000 (In the bottle) The leaves that the ancient Greek nymph Daphne was turned to a bay tree. 
Replicas 2Z03 \4,000 (2 pieces) The price is without tax and postage. --------------- Please order to Mikkiou Art Design No animals were harmed in the making of these products Copyright of this home
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