"Eureka (I have found it!)" is the Greek exclamation Archimedes is said to have shouted. The current "Eureka: Poetry and Criticism," published by Seidosha, not only covers modern poetry and...
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| size | W310 x H403 x D30 mm |
| material | Paper, wood, acrylic paint |
| country of origin | Japan |
| capacity | - |
| weight | - |
| How to care for and use | [Handling Precautions] It is okay for the surface of the "Beautiful Window" frame to get wet, but please note that due to its nature, the product will become soggy if the entire product is immersed in water for a long period of time. If it becomes soggy, dry it in a well-ventilated area. If it gets dirty, wipe it with a tightly wrung cloth. |
Illustrator Airi Kuroda paints "READING" directly on a one-of-a-kind frame
The uplifting, colorful world view also spreads to the forehead.
Airi Kuroda IllustratorIn addition to providing illustrations for magazines, books, commercial facilities, department stores, and apparel brands,He is involved in a wide range of activities, including creating the Christmas visuals for all stores in the station shopping complex ecte, and creating the artwork for merchandise for the three-piece rock band "My Hair is Bad." In recent years, he has held a solo exhibition at Spiral in Minamiaoyama and a POPUPSHOP at Isetan Shinjuku. |
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