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Hanno is brave, strong, and curious. Their powerful hardwood frames and elastic-band muscles can hold many poses, their durable wood limbs make them almost...
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Hanno is brave, strong, and curious. Their powerful hardwood frames and elastic-band muscles can hold many poses, their durable wood limbs make them almost impervious to breakage. The Hanno Family is named after a Greek voyager who is credited with discovering gorillas in the 6th Century BC.
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David Weeks was born in Madison, Wisconsin, raised in Athens, Georgia, and educated in Providence, where he received his BFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design. Weeks founded his namesake studio in DUMBO in 1996 as an umbrella for his diverse interests, ranging from metal fabrication techniques to contemporary toy culture. Brooklyn’s unique amalgam of the industrial and the artisanal informed Weeks’ sensibility, and his work i...
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Hanno is brave, strong, and curious. Their powerful hardwood frames and elastic-band muscles can hold many poses, their durable wood limbs make them almost impervious to breakage. The Hanno Family is named after a Greek voyager who is credited with discovering gorillas in the 6th Century BC.
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