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A dark iridescent feather bookmark with purple and blue shimmer rests on the pages of an open book, set on a dark wooden surface with acorns and pinecones nearby. A close-up of a decorative teal and gold hardcover book with a dark feather bookmark peeking out from the pages, resting on a wooden surface. A dark iridescent feather quill rests on an ornate teal book with gold foil detailing, placed on a rustic wooden tabletop with vintage binoculars, acorns, and a pinecone in the background. A handcrafted leather bookmark in the style of a crow feather, sits in its pckaging.
A corvid feather bookmark made of leather, made by hord. A hand holds a dark iridescent feather with blue, green, and purple tones over a wooden tabletop scene with vintage-style props including a book, binoculars, acorns, and pinecones. A leather bookmark in the style of a crow feather with irridescent purple, blue, green and black.
Crow Feather Bookmark - Hand Painted Leather
A close up of hand painting a feather bookmarkusing brush and cotton swab. By Hord.

Crow Feather Bookmark - Hand Painted Leather

$50.00
Description

Cut, engraved and hand-painted to resemble a Crow feather, this leather bookmark brings the bird’s striking irridescent colouring to your reading. Each one is painted by hand, so every bookmark is unique; an especially thoughtful gift for a bird lover.

Why a Crow?

A short stroll from our house brings us to the Moors, which I am thankful for everyday. We get to see a myriad of birds, from stonechats, meadow pipits, kestrels, barn owls and more. Because we sit on the fringe of the moors where some of our favourite pathways cross, you often get the more "urban" birds like pidgeons and jackdaws playing around too. As such we would often observe the play amongst the corvids. Magpies and Jackdaws working together to mob two crows who often prefer to reside on the moors. This is in honour of Motley - a rather distinctive Crow who had a couple of white feathers that we have spent hours observing in the warmer months. 


Cut, engraved and hand-painted to resemble a Crow feather, this leather bookmark brings the bird’s striking irridescent colouring to your reading. Each one is painted by hand, so every bookmark is unique; an especially thoughtful gift for a bird lover.

Why a Crow?

A short stroll from our house brings us to the Moors, which I am thankful for everyday. We get to see a myriad of birds, from stonechats, meadow pipits, kestrels, barn owls and more. Because we sit on the fringe of the moors where some of our favourite pathways cross, you often get the more "urban" birds like pidgeons and jackdaws playing around too. As such we would often observe the play amongst the corvids. Magpies and Jackdaws working together to mob two crows who often prefer to reside on the moors. This is in honour of Motley - a rather distinctive Crow who had a couple of white feathers that we have spent hours observing in the warmer months. 

OUR DISPATCH TIMES

As many of our items are made by hand and to order, we have a handy guide to let you know how long each item takes before dispatch.

Swift - 2 Working Days

Standard - 4 Working Days