
Astrology - Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius Bookmark
by 3djd
Three elegant stone-textured bookmarks featuring classical zodiac representations in pale blue-gray tones against a dark background. The left bookmark depicts Libra with a bearded figure holding scales, the center shows Scorpio with a muscular man surrounded by scorpion imagery, and the right displays Sagittarius as a centaur archer drawing a bow. Each bookmark includes the zodiac name and corresponding astrological symbols carved in relief.
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