From his pseudonym and refined painting style, one might mistakenly think he was an Edo period painter. However, Komura Settai (1887-1940) was an artist who vividly navigated the turbulent periods...
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About the product
| Size | W 100×H 65×D 30mm |
| Material | ― |
| Country of Origin | Vietnam |
| Capacity | ― |
| Weight | ― |
※Although new, there may be scratches, paint irregularities from production, or graffiti on the main body of items purchased in Vietnam. We believe these imperfections add to the local experience, so please only purchase if you can appreciate them.
※The item has been opened once for operation check.
※The packaging is so dirty that it doesn't look new at the time of local purchase.
※Requires 3 AA batteries
A collection of Buddha machines from "Parade des Yêu Yêu Yêu," which collects Soundmachines widely distributed in Southeast Asia, mainly featuring Buddhist songs and religious drama dialogues, and based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Includes 5 Buddhist sutras in Vietnamese.
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