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1.750 ikr. (was 3.560 ikr.) 

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Völuskrín is a reference to a chest box where children used to store their treasures. The Völuskrín box contained bones that the children used as toys.

The box contains imitations of the animal bones that were used in earlier times to create an imaginary world that imitates real life in the countryside. The box contains imitations of thirteen bones along with a man and a woman.

A fun gift that boosts your imagination. The box is made of wood and the bones are made of resin.

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£18.00

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Reflecting a unique alliance, this t-shirt commemorates the Pits and Perverts gig in December 1984, a fundraiser for miners on strike at the time. The event was organised by Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM), whose archive is held at People's History Museum (PHM).

Materials: Made from 100% organic cotton

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£25.00

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Inspired by the collection of Grotesques filling the Monk's Parlour in the crypt area of the Sir John Soane Museum. It was with mixed feelings that Soane watched a rising public fashion for the Gothic style. He designed this playfully sombre space, the Monk's Parlour to satirise this style.

Taken from the medieval (1350) carvings that are found upon the highly decorated Misericords and supports within the choir stalls at Ely Cathedral. This carving shows another depiction of the legendary pagan image of the Green Man. This most interesting portrait shows the Green Man as being a human skull, seen with the classic foliage around the head but most differently being that of an image of death. The Green Man symbolises the eternal cycle of life from one generation to the next through birth to death and then carried on in the next generation and has close associations with nature, the natural elements and Mother Nature. This carving is set to remind us that we are all mortal beings with death a close certainty; this would have been most prominent in the medieval period where life was very hard and full of uncertainties.

Oakapple Designs Ltd are the only company in the UK with permission to take moulds from original medieval carvings from within the Cathedrals of Britain and to then reproduce them for sale. These reproductions are cast from a resin composite and then stained to give the product all the fine detail, feel and authenticity of the original carving.

Fitted with a ring for hanging. Size is approx 100 mm x 130 mm

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£29.00

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Is that a real dead ancient Egyptian on this towel? Yes. It’s Ta-Sheret-Min: a young woman who lived and died c. 664–399 BCE. She is one of several mummies in David's collection.

Is it soft with a micro-fibre sueded finish? Yes.

Is it sand-repellent and quick-dry? Yes.

Is it big enough to lie prone on? Yes.

But does it come with a branded carry pouch? Yes.

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£28.50 (was £38.00)

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Home pre-match jersey

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£29.00

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These uni-sex crossbody totes are lightweight and sturdy making it perfect for shopping, travelling, hiking, camping and the beach.

• Adjustable straps, padded back for comfort
• Two compartments, front zipper pouch
• Main compartment pouch with multi directional zipper
• Inside zipper section
• Size: 11 x 5 x 4.4 inches

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£15

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This design is our nod to Feynman, inspired by string theory diagrams and a bit of quantum *blur* for those who notice some familiar colours. In theoretical physics, a Feynman diagram is a pictorial representation of the mathematical expressions describing the behavior and interaction of subatomic particles. Buying from us directly supports our charitable activities, such as support to engage with science for disadvantaged schools.

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£15.00

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This hand-blown glass features a charming three-dimensional turtle figure at the centre, making it beautiful to look at and fun to drink from.

Each glass is individually boxed, and looks really striking as part of a set with the other animals in the range.

• Dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40° recommended).
• Extra care needed if washing by hand as decoration is very delicate.
• Author/Artist/Designer: Ichendorf Milano
• Dimensions: 8 x 8.5cm (3 x 3.4in), capacity 35cl
• Composition: Borosilicate glass
• Colour: Green

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£8.80 (was £10.99)

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The greatest moments in sporting history in inglorious technicolour, from the 'artists' known as NO SCORE DRAWS

• 'Genuinely upsetting.' David Squires
• 'Repulsively ugly.' Seamas O'Reilly

An Unofficial World Cup Hall of Infamy, featuring the worst fouls, best goals, most questionable refereeing decisions, dodgiest barnets, mintest kits and a host of 'Where were you when?' moments. This is the first (and, let's face it, probably only) book from the multi-untalented team behind moderately successful Twitter account @CheapPanini, bringing mild bemusement to the world through the medium of wonky hand-drawn stickers. You can't fault them for effort, even if they still can't do hands, so dive into these pages like Roy Keane into a tackle.

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£30.00

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• 12% ABV
• 75cl Bottle
• Sparkling Brut

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£45

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A visually stunning and immersive monograph that celebrates the work of Larry Achiampong, one of the most exciting and innovative British artists at work today.

If It Don't Exist, Build It addresses all of Larry Achiampong's major work over the course of his career in film, sculpture, installation, sound, collage and performance. It explores the broader themes and ideas that have informed his artistic practice and shaped the creation of his most ambitious projects, including the multi-disciplinary Relic Traveller series.

Featuring an intimate extended interview with the artist, this is an insightful monograph that will appeal to admirers of Achiampong and his work. It will also interest anyone excited by bold art that continually pushes at the boundaries of form and medium, and that responds profoundly to many of the most pressing social issues of our time.

About the Contributors
Larry Achiampong is a British Ghanaian artist who works in film, sculpture, installation, sound, collage, music and performance. Achiampong is a recipient of the Stanley Picker Fellowship (2020), the Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s Award for Artists (2019) and he is a Jarman Award-nominated artist (2021 & 2024).

Featuring additional contributions from Robert Barry, JJ Charlesworth, Ekow Eshun, Charlotte Jansen, Evan Narcisse, Clive Nwonka, Arike Oke, and Shay Thompson.

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£70.00

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This playful and uniquely handcrafted carafe and cup set not only replicates ancestral Tapajós ceramics but also serves as a functional water holder and pourer, blending artistry with utility.

Made in the Amazonian Region of Brazil. Due to their handmade nature, each one will have its unique characteristics.

Care instructions: not dishwasher safe

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A fascinating detail about Tapajó pottery is that, according to archaeologist Anna Roosevelt, it is the oldest artisanal expression of the people in the Tapajós region, Amazonia. This craft dates back around six thousand years, as per studies conducted in the USA. During this time, the inhabitants of Tapajós were already creating items like necked vessels, caryatid vessels, and other utensils for their needs. In addition to necked and caryatid vessels, Santarém pottery also stands out for its figurines. These exhibit a wide variety of anthropomorphic or zoomorphic forms, which can be hollow, solid, or a combination of both.

Canto Design was born from a love of beautiful things, made well. The company collaborates with underrepresented Brazilian artisans and designers, bringing the spirit and identity of Brazil into homes, and showcasing the best of Brazilian craftsmanship while promoting originality and diversity of knowledge. The studio's carefully curated selection of objects reflects the heritage and understanding of the communities they work with, weaving together contemporary design with a deep respect for Brazilian cultural wealth and biodiversity.

In Brazilian Portuguese, “canto” means both song – the enchanting act of singing – and a room’s little nook – a refuge. At Canto Design, "canto" signifies a refuge filled with enchanting objects that reflect their sense of collectiveness and hospitality. Canto Design brings a corner of Brazil to you, showcasing the best of Brazilian craftsmanship while promoting originality and diversity of knowledge. 

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£20.00

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New British Sculpture, 1968

Reproduced from Arnolfini's Archive of past exhibition posters, these high quality prints showcase Arnolfini's unique story and are available exclusively from Arnolfini Bookshop.

Digital print on 200gsm Somerset Watercolour paper, 600 x 418mm

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£350.00

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Distinguished ceramicist Matilda Moreton has produced a small edition of Delft style barber’s bowls which exquisitely replicate the one Simon Pettet made for The Smoking Room.

The bowl’s elegant oval shape incorporates a semi-circular cut-out to fit snugly against the neck and a round indentation for a soap ball.

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€ 10

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For the immersive Asterix & Obelix adventure, this character is available as a collectible figurine.

Dimensions: 9 cm maximum.

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£14.00

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Cut out and build your own National Theatre by Denys Lasdun

The kit includes an informative note on the building

Brutal London by Zupagrafika allows you to reconstruct some of the most controversial edifices erected in London between the 1960s and 1970s

Architect: Denys Lasdun

Built: 1976

South Bank, London

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$130.00 NZD

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This Susani pink kimono transforms a glamorous outfit or makes the perfect indulgent loungewear. A luxurious garment, it features a bold oversized pattern inspired by traditional Susani needlework throws originating from East Asia. Created by One Hundred Stars, an independent British designer, this garment was made in India using ethically and environmentally friendly practices. One Hundred Stars products are effortlessly chic and as beautiful as they are good for the planet.

One size fits most (58cm nape to hem, 132cm chest, 30.5cm sleeve)

3/4 length sleeves  

50% Modal 50% Cupro  

As these are hand screen printed, there will be minor variations between each one.

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£25.00

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Combine your love for jigsaw puzzles and vintage computing with our 1000-piece puzzle featuring a digital creation of the iconic Apple 1 motherboard. This intricate puzzle offers a detailed look at one of the most significant pieces of technology history.

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£950

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Josef Albers The Many Faces of Red rug produced by Christopher Farr in association with the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation.

Each rug is hand tufted from millspun wool.

About the Artist
Born in Germany, Josef Albers worked as a teacher for several years before studying at a number of art schools. After his studies Albers taught in art schools in both the UK and the USA including Black Mountain College where he focused on lithographs and screen printing. His best known series, Homage to the Square, consist of paintings, lithographs and screen prints.

About the Maker
CF Editions is brought to you by British rug brand Christopher Farr, who have since 1988 united the creative vision of contemporary artists and designers, with centuries-old weaving traditions from around the world.

Every rug is fabricated to the most exacting standards, produced with the relevant institution, estate or artist closely involved and, much like an artist print, is made available as part of a numbered limited edition.

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£10.99

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Discover the communities that have made London the amazing place it is to live in and visit, with this fascinating walking guide to the history, culture, religion and cuisine of immigrant London.

About the Author:
David Fathers is the creator of beautifully illustrated London walking guide books. These include The Regent’s Canal, The London Thames Path, The Hidden Rivers of London and Bloody London. An avid walker and artist, he is constantly looking for new ways to map London and to encourage others to see parts of the metropolis from different perspectives. He lives in north London.

• Author : David Fathers
• Paperback : 112 pages
• Dimensions : 17.27 x 1.52 x 14.48 cm

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