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For me this saddle designed like a heavy rose in silver and leather, gently sloped, smooth and durable.

Every cut is a hand, every stitch a life in which the unity of forest lives, a chain of eyes and horses, lives on.

Grains of wheat shaped it, woodlands and water hardened it, the opulent harvest gave it pride, metal and wrought morocco leather: and so from misfortune and dominion, this throne set forth through the meadowlands.

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