The tradicional porcelain piggy bank has always been broken by its owner. Now armed and ready it wants revenge! Unfortunately for the pig, the brass hammer just makes it easier for you to smash it apart. Cute.
Designer: Furf Design Studio
Revenge of the Piggy Bank
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lovely!! great idea!!!!!!!!!
lovely!! great idea!!!!!!!!!
concept that pig smash for hammer is very interasting!!^^
concept that pig smash for hammer is very interasting!!^^
concept that smashed by hammer is very interesting!!
concept that smashed by hammer is very interesting!!
great! i love them.
great! i love them.
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Nice story! 🙂