Category: Bookmarks
"The austere beauty of Euclidian geometry (c. 300 BC) influences our everyday lives: from science to philosophy, from design to art. Shapes of perfect mystery with a mysterious perfection."
Designed in the form of geometric shapes, this finely-cut brass bookmark slips onto a page like a silk glove. Finished with a subtle sheen and presented on a screen-printed, post-card sized mount.
The engraved geometric lines catch the light just right on this metal bookmark, making it feel more like a tiny sculpture than a page marker. It's slim enough to slip into my poetry collection without bending the spine, and the weight keeps my place even in a thick hardcover.
I’ve been using it as a placeholder in my geometry textbook, and the clean Euclidian design honestly makes me smile every time I flip to it. It’s thin enough to not bulk up the page but sturdy enough that it hasn’t bent after weeks of daily use.
The card stock is impressively thick and has a nice matte finish that doesn't smudge. I love how the geometric pattern adds a thoughtful touch to my reading.
