Dalot & Sound Awakener – Little Things
Dalot & Sound Awakener – Little Things
£20.00
Made by hand…
10 unique book-bound cover variations (1260 g/qm FSC certified), lined inside / outside with luxury Italian paper from Florence, sealed with washi tape, glass mastered CD (not CDR), vintage glass slide (circa. 1890-1950), vintage botanical print, dried flower, scent. All rests inside luxury hand cut envelopes. Individually numbered / sealed.
Made with love…
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