Craighill Perch Bookmark

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Made by Craighill (New York, USA)

An emblem of knowledge and adventures accumulated, sturdy enough to move with you from book to book
Available in polished stainless steel, PVD black, or brass-coated stainless steel
Dimensions: L127 x W19 mm / 17g

Next day delivery available

Standard delivery Royal Mail Tracked 48

Dispatch: 1–2 working days

Tracked service

Royal Mail Next Day Tracked 24

Dispatch: Same working day if ordered before 12pm

Next working day expected, not guaranteed

DPD Next Day DPD Next Day

Dispatch: Same working day if ordered before 12pm

Next working day expected, not guaranteed

Special Delivery Royal Mail Guaranteed by 1pm

Dispatch: Same working day if ordered before 3pm

Guaranteed service, subject to carrier terms

Orders placed after the relevant cut-off, or at weekends, are dispatched the following working day. Working days exclude public and bank holidays. Dispatch estimates are subject to pre-order conditions.

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Free Click & Collect

Collection is available from our studio

1143 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow G41 3YH

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Craighill Colour Stainless Steel Vapor Brass Vapor Black

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The bent corners on the bookmark (also referred to as “fangs” in our office) are thoroughly considered and balanced, allowing your book to close neatly and to prevent you from losing your place altogether (we shudder to think).

Meet the Maker

Craighill

Craighill are a design and manufacturing brand based in New York, founded by designer, Hunter Craighill, in 2015. With a focus on creating distinct and useful objects for you and your home, they have a wide range of products made from different materials. Their design ethos explores all possibilities and is driven by personal curiosity, industrial experimentation, and basic utility.

They believe that understanding more about how a product is made, and the reasons behind its design decisions, can increase appreciation for it and discourage a culture of consumption and waste. One of the best parts of owning and enjoying physical objects is that they can move us out of our busy, overworked minds and return us to the sensory pleasures of touching, seeing, and doing.

Craighill design their products in their studio in Brooklyn, New York. The studio occupies part of an old textile mill that was built in 1868. The huge building has been split up and is now home to artists, designers, furniture makers, and other craftspeople. The Craighill studio has a small showroom where they present their products, which is open to curious passers-by.

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