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Aiko Trittico by Carol T Chung

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I'm glad to see that it looks like Niko Stumpo, the founder of Hanazuki. The shop not only sells self produced products from Aiko, but also other friends and acquaintances who practice the same method of production. Featured above are three friends known as Trittico. There's something slightly insidious about red penguins with beady eyes.

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This entry posted on 13 February 2006 at 2:30 AM
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