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Hello Kitty ‘Maneki Neko’ toy – 2,673,683.9 INR
Crafted by Japan’s Sanrio Company in 1974, Hello Kitty is a renowned fictional face of Japan. Already famous for its existing luxurious range of products such as Hello Kitty Robot, Hello Kitty Gold Business Card, Hello Kitty iPod Mini and Hello Kitty Guitar, it has now come up with Hello Kitty Doll, that is encrusted with 62,000 Swarovski crystals. Coined as Maneki Neko – which represents abundant monetary luck in Japan – it is displayed across 800 products of Hello Kitty. Not long ago, diamonds and crystals were women’s best friends. But now, they would be attracting the tiny tots too. A childhood filled with luxury? Sure it is!
Japanese Wooden Supercar – 1,294,076.7 INR
If you thought wood was used only to provide for fire and furniture, think again! A furniture maker in Japan has used wood to build a super- car, possibly inspired by another wooden innovation – an airplane. The entire body of the car is made out of wood, barring the mechanical accessories and the engine. With speeds that can touch an astounding 90 kilometres an hour, this mean machine is surely going to give sleepless nights to all the Mercedes and the Porsches on the roads…
History of Flight Guitar – 6,065,984.7 INR
In an eon where enduing capital on objects of art have gained importance, and transcended from just paintings to sculptures and musical devices, comes a product that any music lover would like to lay his hands on. History of Flight – a guitar, created by Larry Robinson (renowned artist) and Master Luthiers, gives accolade to the expertise that had distinguished the twentieth century. This matchless musical piece is topped with an Adirondack Spruce, adorns a Brazilian Rosewood at the back and is born out of the finest ingredients. With a fibre casing to cover this instrument, the privileged lot would be more than happy to make you dance to their tune.
NoBody’s Perfect Double Bed – 485,278.8 INR
A romantic evening with your date only got spicier with the latest bed coming to you from NoBody’s Perfect stable. Created by Gaetano Pesce, an Italian artist and designer – this bed might seem to have a mishmash of windows that are strangely shaped, but when one takes a closer look, it actually goes on to display a couple lip locking. Consisting of panels of resin, this double bed gets united as one with the help of pins made out of nylon. For the eloquent elite, this bed should symbolise an indulgence to express their love for their partner.
Edit bureau: R. Prasad
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