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Here you'll find Tattà® gadgets: greetings cards like Uocchie sicche ("dry eyes", a Neapolitan expression of deep longing) and Cavalluccio Rosso, Regno delle Due Sicilie diaries with a white or black coat of arms, the Alzati e fattura diary, keyrings featuring the Bourbon coat of arms or the moka pot, also personalisable with a name or logo, the You shall not pass and Spider Venom wallets, the Identity Package and the Regno delle Due Sicilie Identity Card.
Small everyday objects, perfect as a gift for anyone who loves the dialect and history of the Regno delle Due Sicilie, or wants a keepsake personalised with their own name. Free shipping in Italy.
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