Title: Drum Kit
Year: 2003
Materials: tin cans, metal wire
Dimensions: L 27 cm W 22 cm H 16 cm
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This are just good instances of recycled materials,i hope everyone can contribute useful things in their own little way.Through this,in the future there would be a clean and healthy environment.
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