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Merchandise for December '05 The manhole cover that expressed pleasure of silence. 
Replicas 5Y01 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (225mm X 225mm) The gourd that did not tell me the reason. 
Replicas 5Y02 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (186mm X 186mm) The iron ring that told me the future. 
Replicas 5Y03 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (300mm X 300mm) Merchandise for November '05(HOME/Top) The canna that showed her delight. 
Replicas 5X01 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (208mm X 208mm) The fig that told me his question about me. 
Replicas 5X02 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (224mm X 224mm) The bivalve that gazed at far dark space. 
Replicas 5X03 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (213mm X 213mm) Merchandise for October '05(HOME/Top) The oyster that showed his surface layer. 
Replicas 5901 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (220mm X 220mm) The beetle that told about Nirvana. 
Replicas 5902 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (135mm X 135mm) The artificial flower that told about his significance. 
Replicas 5903 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (133mm X 133mm) Merchandise for September '05(HOME/Top) The snake gourd that told quietly about his history. 
Replicas 5801 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (240mm X 240mm) The oil drum that told about his passion for his history. 
Replicas 5802 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (167mm X 167mm) The lotus flower that told about his surface layer. 
Replicas 5803 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (190mm X 190mm) Merchandise for August '05(HOME/Top) The wood that tried growing mushrooms first in history. 
Replicas 5701 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The artichoke that got sulky first in history. 
Replicas 5702 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The onion that swam across the Pacific Ocean first in history. 
Replicas 5703 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (180mm X 180mm) Merchandise for July '05(HOME/Top) The persimmon flower that got angry first in history. 
Replicas 5601 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The dahlia that felt sad first in history. 
Replicas 5602 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The mulberries that dozed off first in history. 
Replicas 5603 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) Merchandise for June '05(HOME/Top) The lotus root that the human race ate tasty first in history. 
Replicas 5501 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The pumpkin that the human race ate tasty first in history. 
Replicas 5502 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The abocado that the human race ate tasty first in history. 
Replicas 5503 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) Merchandise for May '05(HOME/Top) The green that the Italian painter Giorgio de Chirico saw for the first time in his life. 
Replicas 5401 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The green that the Dutch painter Mondriaan saw for the first time in his life. 
Replicas 5402 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) The green that the Russian painter Kandinskii saw for the first time in his life. 
Replicas 5403 \20,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (200mm X 200mm) Merchandise for April '05(HOME/Top) The water that the Middle Ages Italian painter Raffaello drank through his nose at 5 years old. 
Replicas 5301 \4,000 (25 ml in the bottle) The water that the Spanish painter Goya drank through his nose at 8 years old. 
Replicas 5302 \4,000 (25 ml in the bottle) The water that the Middle Ages Spanish painter El Greco drank through his nose at 10 years old. 
Replicas 5303 \4,000 (25 ml in the bottle) Merchandise for March '05(HOME/Top) The data that deleted by the evil spirit has been living in the Antarctica since early in the 17th century. 
Replicas 5201 \4,000 The data that deleted by the evil spirit came from the Venus in the end of the 10th century.
Replicas 5202 \4,000 The data that deleted by the evil spirit came from the Mars in the end of the 12th century.
Replicas 5203 \4,000 Merchandise for February '05(HOME/Top) The paper that the evil spirit came from the Uranus early in the 19th century entered into. 
Replica 5101 \4,000 (80mmX80mm) The paper that the evil spirit came from the Saturn in the end of the 18th century entered into. 
Replicas 5102 \4,000 (120mmX120mm) The paper that the evil spirit came from the Neptune early in the 20th century entered into. 
Replicas 5103 \4,000 (180mmX180mm) Merchandise for January '05(HOME/Top) The brown leather that the Belgian painter James Ensor used. 
Replica 4Z01 \4,000 40mmX40mm The foods that the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama ate in 1524. 
Replicas 4Z02 \12,000 (photograph with a frame) photograph size (120mmX140mm) The berries picked up in the quiet morning. 
Replicas 4Z03 \4,000 (a bunch) 40mmX50mm --------------- Please order to Mikkiou Art Design No animals were harmed in the making of these products Copyright of this home
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