[Prick pin] Edamura black gold Japanese design

"Dharma series" designed by Shane KAGOTANI, a member of the Japanese art design team "Modern Art Second Class" Using "Dharma" as the creative material, various common but unintended spoof elements are added. The "Evil Daruma" badge, combing the nose of the plane, described his rebellious youth. It can be widely distinguished from clothes, coats, suit collars, hats, bags, etc., to increase the focus of attention and let fun come into life. Design team "Modern Art Second Class" An art design group formed by Shane KAGOTANI and Katsuhito FUJIWARA. Although it is a group, the works are not jointly produced, but they are made by themselves, and they are displayed together during the exhibition. The concept of creation is to add contemporary art to their unique jokes. The origin of ``cartoon art'' Regardless of production cost and perfection, I will not pursue it, but hope that the audience can relax and appreciate the work. In Japan, there are high-end Western desserts and traditional Japanese sweets. On the other hand, there are four show snacks that everyone is generally familiar with. Therefore, in the contemporary art world, there should be art like this that is common but ubiquitous. It should be good. Therefore, Named "Pang Art". PUNCTUM PIN Dabijyutsu Series Camel Art Series Guredaruma Gold No: PPIN-001 Material Material: Copper Bronze Size: 21.9x30x1.2mm Design: Modern Art Second Class Manufacturer: Thorn Point International Co., Ltd. Agency Licensor: Yule Entertainment Co., Ltd. Place of Origin: Taiwanese company's Chinese factory Gift: Guredaruma Gold Black Gold Creative Sticker Precautions: 1. Pay attention to the needle position when using. 2. Do not put in the mouth to avoid accidental ingestion. 3. Don't place the position that children can easily obtain. 4. Please put on the needle cap at any time to avoid stab wounds. 5. Do not bend the pin part excessively to avoid breakage. 6. Due to the differences in the screens of computers and mobile phones, there may be differences in colors. ©Modern Art Second Class ©Yule Entertainment Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.