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Place of Origin: Philippine
Nori Contemporary Screen
By Kenneth Cobonpue
Located in Geneve, CH
Nori contemporary screen.
Emulating the natural pattern of its namesake––each piece––individually bent by hand is then coated with Salago fiber...
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2010s Post-Modern Philippine Mobiles and Kinetic Sculptures
Materials
Other
Mechanical or Animated Huge Stuffed Zebra, by Hansa and Four Feet High
Located in Chicago, IL
The famous stuffed animal company, Hansa, was created in 1972 by German-born Hans Axthelm. Each and every Hansa stuffed animal, is hand sewn, using the inside-out method, in order to...
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1990s Philippine Mobiles and Kinetic Sculptures
Materials
Acrylic
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