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Skyscrapers by Osamu Kasho (Karakuri)

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Item Location: United States

$115.00

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Bidder	Amount	Date
ahaber1071 71	$115.00	02.01.2026 18:12:41
tet 0	$105.00	02.01.2026 18:12:41
ahaber1071 71	$32.00	02.01.2026 18:12:25
tet 0	$27.00	02.01.2026 18:12:25
ahaber1071 71	$1.00	02.01.2026 17:58:08

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Puzzle box is in excellent condition. Original packaging and paperwork are included.

Per the Karakuri website:

Skyscrapers

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Osamu Kasho

ITEM	OS-19
Created	3/2020
Size (box body)	100x115x73mm
Size (storage part)	75x57x45mm
Material	Japanese walnut, wendge, chanchin, kmaple, oak, cherry

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This work was designed for an exhibition with the theme, “GO”. Five buildings are standing on the top of the box. The height of the buildings are adjustable. What is the pattern of the top board? It must be hard to open the drawer without having some viewing point. What if you were the fixed star?

The puzzle is located in the United States, but I will ship worldwide.
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Skyscrapers by Osamu Kasho (Karakuri)

jxn 151

$115.00

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Skyscrapers

Osamu Kasho

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Another Aquarius Drawer by Hiroshi Iwahara (2017 Karakuri Christmas Gift)

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