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Merchandise for December '04 (HOME) The eye's brilliance of the last laughing man in the human last day. 
Replica 4Y01 \4,000 (in the bottle) h57mmXd19mm The eye's brilliance of the first fish that was watching the sun. 
Replicas 4Y02 \4,000 (in the bottle) h57mmXd19mm The eye's brilliance of my eyes in this morning. 
Replicas 4Y03 \4,000 (in the bottle) h57mmXd19mm Merchandise for November '04(HOME/Top) The nails that picked up on the big bridge of Baghdad in the last day of the Ottoman Empire. 
Replica 4X01 \4,000 (3 pieces) The box that the Italian poet Dante saw in a dream late in life. 
Replicas 4X02 \4,000 (1 piece) The sky that the German mathematician Karl Friedrich Gauss saw at home in Braunschweig. 
Replicas 4X03 \4,000 (1 piece) Merchandise for October '04(HOME/Top) The water that the Latin American revolutionary Guevara drank. 
Replica 4901 \4,000 (4 liters in the bottle) The pond water that the German composer Mendelssohn fell into the pond. 
Replicas 4902 \4,000 (4 liters in the bottle) The water that the whale the Russian revolutionary Lenin loved drank. 
Replicas 4903 \4,000 (4 liters in the bottle) Merchandise for September '04(HOME/Top) The plastic bag that the ancient Roman statesman Agrippa used in the naval Battle of Actium. 
Replica 4801 \4,000 (1 piece)800mmX900mm The plastic bag that the ancient Roman the five good emperors Trajan used. 
Replicas 4802 \4,000 (1 piece)650mmX800mm The plastic bag that the ancient Roman the five good emperors Hadrian used. 
Replicas 4803 \4,000 (1 piece)650mmX800mm Merchandise for August '04(HOME/Top) The only stone that talk about love. 
Last Replica 4701 \4,000 (1 piece)45mmX60mm The first shape of wire bent by humankind. 
Replicas 4702 \4,000 (1 piece)90mmX60mm The paper that the Italian composer Antonio Salieri crumpled into a ball and then spread out in his last year. 
Replicas 4703 \4,000 (1 piece)280mmX400mm Merchandise for July '04(HOME/Top) The shell that the Japanese Middle Ages writer Lady Murasaki picked up at the winter beach in her twentieth year. 
Replicas 4601 \4,000 (1 piece)13mmX23mm The hardtack that suddenly fell from the sky when King Khufu of the ancient Egypt was in his summer garden in his sixteenth year. 
Replicas 4602 \4,000 (1 piece)22mmX31mm The feather that The Flemish baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens pulled from the domestic fowl in winter morning in his fifth year. 
Replicas 4603 \4,000 (1 piece)120mm in length Merchandise for June '04(HOME/Top) The paper bag used when the Italian poet Dante bought bread at the convenience store. 
Replicas 4501 \4,000 (1 piece)210mmX395mm The paper bag that the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates picked up at the street corner. 
Replicas 4502 \4,000 (1 piece)150mmX320mm The paper flag that Alexander the Great bought at the night stall. 
Replicas 4503 \4,000 (1 piece)210mmX755mm Merchandise for May '04(HOME/Top) A piece of the rice cracker that the King of Spain Felipe the 2nd ate with me. 
Replicas 4401 \4,000 (1 piece)40mmX40mm The brush hair that the American painter Jackson Pollock used. 
Replicas 4402 \4,000 (10 pieces)60mm in length A piece of the whetstone that the German physicist Werner Heisenberg broke. 
Replicas 4403 \4,000 (1 piece)50mmX60mm Merchandise for April '04(HOME/Top) The ordinary B5 paper folded in four. 
Replicas 4301 \4,000 (1 sheet)90mmX129mm The usual A4 paper folded in three. 
Replicas 4302 \4,000 (1 sheet)102mmX210mm The B4 paper that the Indian of religion Mahatma Gandhi folded in five and then tore up. 
Replicas 4303 \4,000 (from1 sheet) Merchandise for March '04(HOME/Top) The circle that the Italian theologian Joachim de Floris drew on a early spring day in 1200. 
Replicas 4201 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm The square that the Russian composer Aleksandr Skryabin drew on a early spring day in 1900. 
Replicas 4202 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm The triangle that the German philosopher Johannes Eckhart drew on a early spring day in 1300. 
Replicas 4203 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm Merchandise for February '04(HOME/Top) The cord that the Italian composer Puccini used for bundling dead branches up. 
Replicas 4101 \4,000 (1 piece)1m in length The memo papers that the ancient Greek philosopher Anaxagoras often used. 
Replicas 4102 \4,000 (5 pieces)129mmX129mm The 5 lines that the French educator Pierre de Coubertin drew on a cold winter day. 
Replicas 4103 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm Merchandise for January '04(HOME/Top) The thing that the Russian statesman Stalin owned. 
Perfect replicas 3Z01 \4,000 (1 piece)15.5cm in length The thing that the ancient Greek philosopher Epikourous owned. 
Perfect replicas 3Z02 \4,000 (1 piece)21cm in length The cord that the Polish astronomer Copernicus owned. 
Perfect replicas 3Z03 \4,000 (1 piece)80cm in length 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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