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"Kimi no Sumai Machi" (The Town Where You Live) by Yoshiyuki Okuyama TISWV Minimalist design single fold card encompassing ease of use

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Hand-finished studio piece · Cobalt glaze series

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"Kimi no Sumai Machi" (The Town Where You Live) by Yoshiyuki Okuyama TISWV Minimalist design single fold card encompassing ease of use Minimalist design single fold card case ・Made out of solid black walnut wood and douglas fir Nana Komatsu Fumi Nikaido Sayu Kubota Masumi Arimura Riko Narumi Yao*ainin Mugi Kadowaki Ai Hashimoto Mikako Tabe Riho Yoshioka Mitsuki Takahata Aoi Morikawa Ayami Nakajo Shioli Kutsuna Fuka Koshiba

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