These X-shaped rubber bands, a somewhat unconventional item within the museum's collection, are ideal for organizing or bundling papers, cards, or sealing small boxes.
The bands possess significant elasticity, perfect for tying together multiple books or creating a temporary handle for small, awkward-to-carry furniture to facilitate transport. They offer a knot-free, easy-to-use alternative to ropes. The rubber X-bands were also featured in the 2004 exhibition "Workspheres" by the Department of Architecture and Design.
Each box contains four assortments, with different colors and sizes, totaling 16 rubber bands.
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- Rubber
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- Machine-made
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- mainland China
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- No.31,007 - Stationery | No.777 - Other
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- Since its establishment in 1929, MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) has hosted over 5,000 exhibitions. Its collection comprises nearly 200,000 works from around the world spanning the past 150 years. The Museum of Modern Art is one of the largest, grandest, and most influential museums globally.
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