another pic from chor bazaar. scroll two posts down to see the earlier one.
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Broaches? To wear you mean? Eeeekkksss! But so colourful.
what r these?
@ web-oj, @ j: well, i thought they were broaches, but then they seem to have some sort of screw, so they are obviously not for wearing... don't know their actual use.
door knobs
rant/rave, sing/weep, clap/whack: