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it doesn't seem to have anything to do with holding the wooden lid locked in place

who consider it more of a clever fidget toy

By 1960 she had become a vital part of the New York avant-garde and the international Fluxus movements

A playful twist on a traditional style of top that was first introduced almost 1

Wood Xylophone new it doesn't seem to haveMake beautiful music with this gorgeous xylophone. Made in Japan, each bar is of equal length; but, curiously, each note is created from the acoustic qualities of different wood species. The various species are elegantly etched into each piece in Japanese, and include Cypress, Narra, Chinaberry, Cherry, Bigleaf Magnolia, Amur Cork, Horse Chestnut and Birch. The beauty and sound of Japanese trees can be heard with each note.