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“Inspired by the drawings of M. C. Escher. An origami flower became a crane. Designed by Boldrini & Ficcardi in Argentina for the US market. Released in August 2009”
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Designed by Boldrini & Ficcardi | Country: Argentina
“Inspired by the drawings of M. C. Escher. An origami flower became a crane. Designed by Boldrini & Ficcardi in Argentina for the US market. Released in August 2009”
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