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Claude Monet Woman with a Parasol Accordion Bookmarks — Set of

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Five little pieces of art, waiting to find their way into your books.

Inspired by the dreamy beauty of Claude Monet’s Woman with a Parasol, this charming paper accordion unfolds to reveal five illustrated bookmarks by Mon Petit Art. Detach them one by one to tuck between the pages of favorite novels, or leave the accordion intact and display it as a tiny artful frieze.

Whimsical, beautifully made, and reminiscent of something discovered in the gift shop of a favorite little museum, it makes a thoughtful gift for readers, art lovers, and anyone who can never resist a beautiful bit of paper.

Created in Europe using paper and cardboard sourced from sustainably managed forests.

Details

  • Accordion containing five detachable bookmarks

  • Inspired by Claude Monet’s Woman with a Parasol

  • Illustrated by Mon Petit Art

  • Each bookmark measures approximately 6 × 16 cm

  • Full accordion measures approximately 70 × 16 cm

  • Made with paper and cardboard from sustainably managed forests

  • Created and made in Europe

Claude Monet Woman with a Parasol Accordion Bookmarks — Set of
Claude Monet Woman with a Parasol Accordion Bookmarks — Set of
Claude Monet Woman with a Parasol Accordion Bookmarks — Set of
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