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TRTristan Reyes
Tristan Reyes
A great add-on to an existing piece. The good ol' clay fisherman that sits at the bottom of the bonsai tree. Custom, freehand drawn to the skin!

A great add-on to an existing piece. The good ol' clay fisherman that sits at the bottom of the bonsai tree. Custom, freehand drawn to the skin!

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PIPacific Island Ink
Pacific Island Ink

Kailua Kona, HI

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