DESCRIPTION
Art Toy Collection
Medicom Toy Be@rbrick Amplifier gold heart 400% & 100% version.
- Size: height 28 cm (11 in) & 7 cm (2,7 in)
- Condition: new
- anti-counterfeiting adhesive
Delivery Time: 15 working days. Please note, once the package has left Italy, it's up to your country's postal service to complete the delivery. In any case, we will do our best to assist you.
Due to their uniqueness, some versions of Be@rbricks, both limited and open editions, sell out quickly, significantly increasing their prices on the secondary market.
ARTIST
Be@rbrick is a collection created by the Japanese company Medicom Toy Incorporated. They are articulated bear-shaped figures made of vinyl and available in different sizes, including 100%, 400% and 1000%. With their minimalist design and a smooth surface, the Be@rbrick have become an icon in the world of collections and design. Their uniqueness lies in their versatility and collaborations with various artists, brands and VIPs, resulting in special editions and limited series have increased their success exponentially. Enthusiasts and collectors value the Be@rbricks for their unique esthetic and for the possibility of owning unique piece from different artistic influences and cultural references.
HOW TO AVOID COUNTERFEITING
One of the first things to check is the presence of the anti-counterfeiting olographic sticker on the box and/or under the Be@rbrick's foot, depending on the model. If the sticker on the box is not present, there is an high probability that it is a fake. If the writing on the box shows typographical or ortographic errors, especially in the Japanese ideograms, a suspicious anti-counterfeiting sticker and a poor quality printing (smudges and pixellated images), the product is a fake. Finally, the Be@rbricks have the Medicom Toy logo engraved under the right foot and the Be@brick one under the left foot. If there is no logo at all, it is definitely a fake for sure. There are some versions where it might not be visible but the anti-counterfeiting sticker should still be there.
