Dali Beard and Ant Neutral

The Spanish surrealist painter, Salvador Dali, has many ants in his creations. When Dali was a child, he saw that the ants were breaking down the wreckage of eating small animals. This scene affected Dali's profoundness. Since then, ants have often been inspired. In Dali's heart, ants have the meaning of decline, decomposition, and short-lived life. Japanese quartz movement Faux leather strap Surface diameter 3.3 cm Import from America https://cdn.philosophersguild.com/images/D/0559_l.gif https://media.giphy.com/media/xT9IgDmRu7DPaFdimY/giphy.gif 〖A little creative museum store〗 A little creative museum store collects a little bit of unique and unique ideas from all over the world, and shares your product-related stories, so you can view museums around the world at home, and you can quickly buy stores from all over the world without going abroad. Creative!