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This striking Lipped Clamshell with a platform insert was design to display a small book and selection of prints. Wood framed and wrapped in an Italian bookcloth, Cailux Red, with a matching grosgrain ribbon and foil stamped lid, this is an exemplar limited edition collectors item. The additional heft of the wood, combined with the rich tactile experience of a natural fiber cloth, makes this presentation piece timeless. By over-sizing the frame and creating a platform to hold the contents, Portfoliobox added drama to the unveiling without compromising on security of the prints.

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