The World Ahead Bookmark

A bookmark that subtly accompanies you between reading sessions. The more you love your bookmark, the richer your reading time becomes. Why not choose a wonderful bookmark that gently nestles with your reading? Add a touch of elegance to your favorite books. ***** <About the Artwork> As a painter, I create fantastical landscape paintings with my own unique worldview. This bookmark was crafted for ease of use and style, based on original paintings of landscapes. The top part, which encases the landscape painting, sways gently, adding a touch of flair to the book it's placed in. The main body is a sophisticated, lustrous gold color. With a length of approximately 11cm, it's a convenient size for smaller books like paperbacks. ※The paperback shown in the photo is a standard A6 size (105 x 148mm). Its curved metal shape makes it easy to hook onto pages, and its functional design prevents common bookmark issues like falling out or bending. <Specifications> Materials: Brass, Resin Top Size: Approx. 2.5cm Bookmark Body Length: Approx. 11cm ***** <Bookmark Series> We have other landscape painting bookmarks available. Please find your favorite. The World Ahead https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/QBQBp5Mv Towards the Light https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/irceevsA Towering Mountains https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/2aEBkBpA Boundary Landscape https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/jEMAXNav Mountain at Dawn https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/SbUKDe54 The Explorer https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/9rTTXhkJ Blue Moon https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/A4gT2zig Forest Owl https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/mtKhTsme We all live as we like https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/ssTveGSY A Town with Cats https://jp.pinkoi.com/product/EhLMUedX ***** AKI SPRAY PAINT Our concept is "Art, More Casually," and we engage in various activities. <Artist and Bookmark Creator> Yasuaki Kakizakai Aki. Painter, spray art artist. After expeditions to Melbourne, Australia, a city known for its art, I am currently active primarily in the Kanto region. An official art cast for Inokashira Park in Tokyo. Chairman of "Painter's Path," a weekend art market.