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The latest addition to the Vitra Design Museum's Miniatures Collection, the Eames Plywood Elephant is considered a legend by collectors. Only two prototypes were produced in 1945, both of which were subsequently displayed in an exhibition at the New York Museum of Modern Art. Today, only one known model remains in the possession of the Eames Family. Charles and Ray Eames were fascinated by elephants. Many images of these gentle giants are found in Charles' photographic documentations of Indian culture and the circus world. • miniature 1:6-scale model of original design • available in natural maple • measures 2.5h x 5w x 3d inches eames miniature plywood elephant $185.00]]>
My favourite newspaper. I have been reading this for ages, I guess.]]>
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great little book providing perfect guide to Hindu mythology. As Sanjay Patel says: "Extra cute!"]]>
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Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights, when families gather to celebrate with lanterns, fireworks, and candles. In India's rural Kutch and Gujarat states, Diwali decorations often incorporate tiny slivers of mirror that cast glittering reflections. These traditional Diwali votives begin with lac&$151;a resin that Gujarati women gather from trees and mold like clay. Before the lac hardens, beads and hand-cut mirrors are pressed into its surface. Replaceable tea-light candles included. Set of four. Handmade in India. 1 1/2" diameter.]]>
I especially like the Kali one, it would be great as a pendant.]]>
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