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Piatto decorativo in resina epossidica bicomponente;

Titolo opera: "Heidi - ti sorridono i monti" [ispirato, come si deduce dal titolo, alla serie animata del 1974 di produzione giapponese. La storia di Heidi viene da una serie di libri della scrittrice svizzera Johanna Spyri che visse tra il 1827 e il 1901. L'autrice scrisse molte storie per l'infanzia ma anche "per coloro che amano i bambini" come disse lei stessa ed Heidi è tra i libri più letti e tradotti al mondo, tanto che continuano a susseguirsi nel tempo nuove trasposizioni cinematografiche del racconto].

Dimensione piatto: 27 cm di lato.

Materiali: pianella intaglio legno (opera ritrovata tra le cose di casa), piatto in carta crespa nera foderato con colla vinilica, mosaico interno al piatto con carta verde e glitters, mandorle + 5 cereali per la base;

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