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She said it "played on the idea" that bird droppings landing on someone was "lucky". Ms Wadsworth-Jones, 30, said she was inspired to create the 'Heaven Sent' collection of brooches on her journeys from Ealing to the Royal College of Art when she was completing a Masters degree.
She said: "I like to try and find beauty in the unexpected and I quite often look at the floor. Ealing is great for inspiration. People must think I'm mad because I have to take pictures of poo too. I've got hundreds," she added.
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Asked why she thinks people want to look like they have a pigeon dropping on their lapel, she said: "The stain is very intimate, something that you wouldn't want and you're turning it into something beautiful." A lot of the brooches have been sold in the Netherlands, she said. "You definitely need a sense of humour to wear one," she added.
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