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Rainbow In Your Hand by Letizia Rossi

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Created by Japanese art director and copywriter Masashi Kawamura, this Rainbow In Your Hand flip book is a mesmerizing little toy. The 36-page book has an image of the color spectrum against a black background on each page, creating the illusion of an arced rainbow hovering above the pages as the pages flip by.

Available from the Japanese Utrecht website.

via Swissmiss by way of Señorita Puri

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