Bookmark, Grandfather Clock, Country Blue
by Dame Jo
A HueForge-printed bookmark shaped like a grandfather clock, rendered in pale country blue and dark navy. The tall, narrow print depicts an ornate case with a Roman numeral clock face, pendulum, weights, and decorative carved details. The bookmark is photographed resting against open book pages, showing fine layered texture throughout the piece.
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