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Chen Han-Sheng, Small Playful Objects - The Moon World (Yongshuh) (2019)
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Porcelain, embroidery thread, walnut, bending board, rosewood veneer, ziricote veneer, walnut veneer, installation, 40 × 40 × 10 cm
Title: Chen Han-Sheng, Small Playful Objects - The Moon World (Yongshuh) (2019)
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Porcelain, embroidery thread, walnut, bending board, rosewood veneer, ziricote veneer, walnut veneer, installation, 40 × 40 × 10 cm.
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