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Dead animals used as mannequins on the 'medieval' jewelry stall. And below, a lady buys a bracelet.
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6 comments:
I remember years ago when these animals were used as decoration on coats and other items of apparel. Never appealed to me, but as a kid I was fascinated by this fashion statement.
I remember years ago when these animals were used as decoration on coats and other items of apparel. Never appealed to me, but as a kid I was fascinated by this fashion statement.
Yes! My mother had fox tails and you opend the mouth and clipped the other end around your neck. I was fascinated as well. Now.......not so much! HA
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Even if I'm assured that this fox died of natural causes, I don't know if I would buy anything and I absolutely love this kind of jewellry.
I couldn't wear something like this. Only looking at that poor little nose... no, that's not for me.
I'm not vegetarian, I'm not a rabid animal liberationist (though hate animal cruelty) but this truly makes me say "yuck!"
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