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Kinara’s Children Mini Posters

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These just came in… and they’re looking sweeeeet!

8″ x 10″, full color, high quality, printed mini posters of all 7 Kinara’s Children characters. Yeah, they may look familiar but this is the first time they’ve been available at this size. Plus we now have the two characters, Ujima and Ujamaa, that I’ve been updating this year. Seven characters, seven Mini Posters.

Please note: frames and mattes are not included. 

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