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Plastica #243

Each token in Plastica presents a miniature capsule-toy artifact photographed in extreme close-up. The opened yellow capsule appears as a recurring curatorial motif, framing the object like a display case.

The focus is texture and material truth: seams, scratches, dust, gloss, and micro-geometry — the quiet poetry of plastic.

Plastica #243

Token information

Collection
Plastica
Token ID
#243
Artifact Type
Micro Figurine
Capsule State
Split Halves
Lighting
Top Light
Colourway
Pastel Toy
Rarity
Common

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