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This reproduction of the 1982 work by Andy Warhol is laminated and comes in a hand-stained 2"-deep frame made from ash wood grown in sustainable forests. Wired for hanging. ]]>
These versatile rugs are made using a patented process—acrylic fibers in an assortment of colors are hand-blended, needle-punched together, and saturated with latex for durability. Spot clean with commercial carpet cleaner.]]>
Wire Spool Rack - 71348 Metal wall rack holds 67 spools of thread (thread not included) and is topped with decorative ironwork that mirrors a vintage sewing machine. Keyhole hooks on back for hanging. Measures 22 3/4"H x 11 3/4"W x 2 1/4"D. Price: $9.99 ]]>
Mini Mushroom Magnet Set $5.50 Measures 0.75" tall, Includes 4 Magnets Awesome little magnet sets featuring assorted animals and creatures! Set includes 4 super strong magnets.]]>
Yoshitomo Nara Flip Clock (Beige) $225.00 Plastic, 4"x7"x3", battery operated, comes with one 'C' battery Walk On Clock by Yoshitomo Nara. Every hour and each minute has it's own picture, for a total of 84 unique drawings! Word of Warning: Every hour one of the pics says "F*ck!" ]]>
Veronica Slouch Style Number: 77605 Price: $298 Additional Info: Shoe width Medium 14" shaft, 1" Heel Rubber Sole This style tends to run one half size smaller]]>
BTCElements.com ROCK SHOW MINI DRESS $154.00 Comfy, sassy, and great with leggings. Sweatshirt material mini dress with 3 working antiqued buttons down the each side. Boat neck top and silver dotted screen printed skirt. * 70% Organic cotton, 30% conventional cotton fleece * Made in San Francisco Deirdre O'Boyle and Stacy Rodgers are San Francisco based designers that like to work hard and play hard, which is why they create clothing for "kicking up dirt, and kicking up your heels." They launched their line in the kitchen with a handmade screen printing press, and have since grown into their successful brand, She-Bible. Recently the duo started adding organics to their line, and we couldn't be more thrilled. ]]>
Lady of the Manor Wallpaper Aristocratic living, flanked by tea roses, foxes, thoroughbreds and bloodhounds. * Easy-peel removal * Non-woven paper * Roll: 27'L, 27"W * Covers 60.75 square feet * UK style #77507 $88.00 ]]>
with EF-S 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 Lens (Black): Camera & Photo]]>
Audrey Hepburn is pretty much my role model.]]>
Saw her open for Ani Difranco and she was PHENOMENAL.]]>
From Publishers Weekly First published in 1930, this lugubrious novel is the third by Hungarian novelist Márai (1900–1989) to be translated into English in the last decade. Four class of 1918 students expect to be in uniform and at the front by the end of the summer. Over the course of their last year of school, they have played an elaborate game of thievery, stealing petty cash and useless items—mostly from their own families—and storing the purloined objects in rooms rented from a local inn, to which they repair after lunch to \"continue playing at childhood.\" By the end of the school year, however, the game has escalated beyond their control; Tibor Prockauer, the most aristocratic of the group, has pawned the family silver, and the gang (including grocer\'s son Béla, doctor\'s son Ábel and poor cobbler\'s son Ernõ) has no means to recover it. The war as a malevolent backdrop to the students\' desperate game makes their plight vivid, but the characters themselves are less so. By the time Márai\'s moody, uneven narration gives way to the students\' long-winded confessions, the novel\'s seams are clearly visible.]]>
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